Design of a nonrelativistic geodetic-astronomical reference system

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Geodetic Coordinates, Inertial Reference Systems, Nonrelativistic Mechanics, Coordinate Transformations, Earth Rotation, Gravitational Fields

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The functional model of geodetic astronomy was analyzed with regard to the usual hypotheses concerning known star coordinates, known Earth orientation, and the various commonly applied reductions. A systematic presentation of the traditional solution without reduction effects is given in the form of a commutative diagram of transformations between natural reference frames defined by a sequence of fundamental vectors, resulting in a basic equation of geodetic astronomy in matrix form. The effects of deformation of the Earth and its gravitational field on astronomical observations are discussed. A novel conception of reference frames is suggested, in which the traditional hierarchy based on a set of fundamental vectors is completely replaced by three conventional reference frames. The relative orientations of these three reference frames have to be described by three time-dependent parameters.

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