Development of High-precision Thermosphere Models for Improving Precise Orbit Determination of Low-Earth-Orbiting Satellites (TIPOD)
开发高精度热层模型以提高低地球轨道卫星(TIPOD)的精确定轨能力
基本信息
- 批准号:403225156
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Priority Programmes
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2017-12-31 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The motion of a satellite depends on gravitational and non-gravitational accelerations. A major problem in precise orbit determination (POD) of low-Earth orbiting (LEO) objects such as satellites or space debris is modelling the thermospheric drag. It is the largest non-gravitational acceleration for satellites with altitudes lower than 1000 km and decelerates their movement. For example, the contribution of drag to the total acceleration of a LEO satellite with an altitude of around 350 km equals approximately the contribution of the Earth’s flattening. In case of the Swarm satellites with an altitude of around 460 km a non-consideration of the drag within the POD would cause an error of around 3 meters per revolution in the along-track direction. Therefore, the knowledge of the thermospheric density is of crucial importance in many geo-scientific applications such as remote sensing, satellite altimetry and satellite gravity missions, where orbits with an accuracy of a few millimetres are required. Yet, today’s usage of thermosphere models, often based on data collected at times with different solar conditions, may provide only limited accuracy in POD. Therefore, TIPOD aims on improving the POD of LEO satellites by applying further developed thermosphere models. For this purpose, data from various satellite tracking techniques (SLR, GNSS and DORIS) shall be assimilated into a physical coupled thermosphere-ionosphere model. Since these data are rather heterogeneous, an empirical model will be interposed between the observations and the physical model in the first step of the project. After calibrating the empirical model, its output will be assimilated into the physical model within the second step of the project and a number of selected physical key parameters will be calibrated. TIPOD addresses two main scientific questions: (1) how close can the physical model recover the empirical one within the investigated time span of recent satellite missions such as GRACE and Swarm, and (2) how far can the precise orbit determination be improved by the application of both models? The ultimate goal of TIPOD is to assimilate the input tracking data directly into the physical model. The end-user product of TIPOD is a POD of LEO satellites such as the Swarm satellites, which will be disseminated to users through the IAG/GGOS Focus Area 4.
卫星的运动取决于重力加速度和非重力加速度。卫星或空间碎片等低地球轨道 (LEO) 物体精确定轨 (POD) 的一个主要问题是对热层阻力进行建模。它是高度低于1000公里的卫星最大的非重力加速度,并使其运动减速。例如,高度约350公里的低地球轨道卫星的阻力对总加速度的贡献大约等于地球变平的贡献。对于高度约为 460 公里的 Swarm 卫星,不考虑 POD 内的阻力将导致沿轨道方向每转约 3 米的误差。因此,了解热层密度在许多地球科学应用中至关重要,例如遥感、卫星测高和卫星重力任务,这些应用需要精度达到几毫米的轨道。然而,当今热层模型的使用通常基于在不同太阳条件下收集的数据,可能只能提供有限的 POD 精度。因此,TIPOD旨在通过应用进一步开发的热层模型来改进LEO卫星的POD。为此,来自各种卫星跟踪技术(SLR、GNSS 和 DORIS)的数据应被同化为物理耦合的热层-电离层模型。由于这些数据相当异构,因此在项目的第一步中,将在观测数据和物理模型之间插入一个经验模型。经验模型校准后,其输出将在项目第二步中同化到物理模型中,并对选定的一些物理关键参数进行校准。 TIPOD 解决了两个主要的科学问题:(1) 在 GRACE 和 Swarm 等近期卫星任务的研究时间范围内,物理模型能够在多大程度上恢复经验模型;(2) 通过应用这两种模型,精确轨道确定能提高多远? TIPOD 的最终目标是将输入跟踪数据直接同化到物理模型中。 TIPOD的最终用户产品是Swarm卫星等LEO卫星的POD,将通过IAG/GGOS重点领域4分发给用户。
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267464059 - 财政年份:2015
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LEO orbit modeling improvement and application for GNSS and DORIS LEO satellites
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