EPNcore Spatial Frame Types

Last uploaded: November 11, 2023
Preferred Name

Body-fixed Frame

Definitions

2D angles in body-fixed frame: longitude c1 and latitude c2 + possibly altitude as c3. A planetocentric system with eastward longitudes in the range (0,360)° is required for service interoperability. Current IAU frame is assumed, in particular for definition of the prime meridian. IAU 2009 planetocentric convention applies, in particular eastward longitudes and a north pole located on the north side of the invariant plane of the Solar System for planets and satellites. Parameter c3 is measured above the reference ellipsoid, and can be <0 for interiors. Two other parameters are available to provide other vertical scales if needed (radial_distance and altitude_fromshape). Planetocentric rotating frames are defined as spherical (rather than body).

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http://voparis-ns.obspm.fr/epn/spatial_frame_type#body

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2D angles in body-fixed frame: longitude c1 and latitude c2 + possibly altitude as c3. A planetocentric system with eastward longitudes in the range (0,360)° is required for service interoperability. Current IAU frame is assumed, in particular for definition of the prime meridian. IAU 2009 planetocentric convention applies, in particular eastward longitudes and a north pole located on the north side of the invariant plane of the Solar System for planets and satellites. Parameter c3 is measured above the reference ellipsoid, and can be <0 for interiors. Two other parameters are available to provide other vertical scales if needed (radial_distance and altitude_fromshape). Planetocentric rotating frames are defined as spherical (rather than body).

label

Body-fixed Frame

prefixIRI

body

prefLabel

Body-fixed Frame

subClassOf

http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing

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