A Summary of Recent Satellite Time Transfers from the U. S. Naval Observatory to the Royal Greenwich Observatory and to Australia
Roger L. Easton, Peter Morgan, Humphry M. Smith
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Roger L. Easton, Peter Morgan, Humphry M. Smith
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This paper describes the TIMATION II satellite time transfer experiments between the U. S. Naval Observatory (USNO) and the Royal Greenwich Observatory (RGO) in 1972, and between the U. S. and Australia, in 1973. The error in the experiment conducted between the RGO and USNO agreed internally and with external calibrations to within about 0.33 μs. The experiment between the U. S. and Australia agreed internally and externally to approximately 0.1 μs.
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This paper describes the TIMATION II satellite time transfer experiments between the U. S. Naval Observatory (USNO) and the Royal Greenwich Observatory (RGO) in 1972, and between the U. S. and Australia, in 1973. The error in the experiment conducted between the RGO and USNO agreed internally and with external calibrations to within about 0.33 μs. The experiment between the U. S. and Australia agreed internally and externally to approximately 0.1 μs.
Key concepts: Greenwich, Observatory, Satellite, Communications satellite, Meteorology, Remote sensing, Environmental science, Physics