Rotational Errors in IGS Orbit & ERP Products
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1 Rotational Errors in IGS Orbit & ERP Products Systematic rotations are a leading IGS error they affect all core products except probably clocks Sources include defects in: IERS model for 12h + 24h tidal ERP variations intra AC product self consistency & use of over constraints AC realizations of ITRF models for GNSS orbit dynamics (SRP, gravity field variations) Examine evidence in IGS products Finals appear rotationally less stable than Rapids! Jim Ray, Jake Griffiths NOAA/NGS P. Rebischung IGN/LAREG J. Kouba NRCanada W. Chen Shanghai Astronomical Obs IGS Workshop 2012, Orbit Modeling Session, Olsztyn, Poland, 26 July 2012
2 1. Subdaily ERP Tidal Variations Ocean tides drive ERP variations near 12 & 24 hr periods amplitudes reach ~1 mas level = ~13 cm GPS altitude small atmosphere tides also exist at S1 & S2 periods (not modeled) 1 st IERS model issued in 1996 for 8 main tides (R. Ray et al., 1994) most IGS ACs implemented IERS model in model extended to 71 tide terms via admittances (R. Eanes, 2000) also added small prograde diurnal polar motion libration in 2003 UT1 libration added in 2010 but ocean tide model still that of R. Ray et al. (1994) Significant errors in IERS model definitely exist 10 to 20% differences using modern ocean tide models (R. Ray) IGS polar motion rate discontinuities show alias signatures (J. Kouba) direct tide model fits to GPS & VLBI data (various groups) but empirical ERP tide models are subject to technique errors would be very interesting to see empirical fit to SLR data too! GNSS orbits esp sensitive to ERP tide errors due to orbital resonance 02
3 Compute Polar Motion Discontinuities midnight PM discontinuities daily noon PM offset & rate estimates Examine PM day boundary discontinuities for IGS time series NOTE: PM rate segments are not continuous & should not be constrained!
4 Power Spectra of IGS PM Discontinuities PM x PM y Common peaks seen in most AC spectra are: annual + 5 th & 7 th harmonics of GPS year (351 d or 40 cpy) aliased errors of subdaily ERP tide model
5 Spectra of Subdaily ERP Tide Model Differences PM x PM y Compare TPXO7.1 & IERS ERP models TPXO7.1 & GOT4.7 test models kindly provided by Richard Ray assume subdaily ERP model differences expressed fully in IGS PM results
6 Spectra of PM Discontinuities & Subdaily ERP Errors PMx rates PMy rates subdaily ERP model errors (TPXO7.1 vs IERS) effects of orbit model interactions? Aliasing of subdaily ERP tide model errors explains most peaks: annual (K1, P1, T2), 14.2 d (O1), 9.4 d (Q1, N2), & 7.2 d (σ1, 2Q1, 2N2, µ2) Orbit interactions responsible for odd 4 cpy harmonics 03
7 Simulated IERS ERP Tide Model Errors induced 3D errors UT1 errors introduced alias into ERP parameters alias into orbit parameters Introduce admittance errors to IERS model at 10 to 20% level simulated errors similar in magnitude to true model errors 71 terms at 12h + 24h periods in each 1D component in 3D, tidal errors beat to higher & lower frequencies 04
8 Impact of Simulated ERP Model Errors on Orbits Subdaily ERP tidal errors alias into comb of ~1 cpd harmonics power in model error transfers very efficiently into orbits 05
9 Simulated ERP Errors vs Actual Orbit Discontinuities Aliased Power in Midnight Orbit Discontinuities Main features of IGS orbits (top lines) matched by ERP simulation annual + 3 rd harmonic of GPS year (351 d or 40 cpy) ~14d, ~9d, & ~7d subdaily ERP aliases overall peak magnitudes alike but actual model errors could differ 06
10 2. AC TRF, Orbit, & ERP Self Consistency A constant rotational shift of AC TRF realization should offset orbit frame & polar motion (PM) equally expect: TRF RX = orbit RX = ΔPMy & TRF RY = orbit RY = ΔPMx AC s processing should preserve these physical relationships this is basis for IGS Final product quasi rigorous combination method (J. Kouba et al., 1998) But, 12h + 24h ERP errors can alias mostly into empirical onceper rev (12h) orbit parameters e.g., due to errors in apriori IERS subdaily ERP tide model does not equal any net rotation of TRF or ERPs Likewise, any net diurnal sinusoidal wobble of satellite orbits will alias purely into a ERP bias e.g., due to systematic orbit model defect does not equal any net rotation of TRF or orbit frame So, check of AC rotational consistency can provide insights into analysis weaknesses but most ACs apply some over constraints on orbit and/or PM variations! 07
11 AC TRF & Orbit Frame Consistency IGS05 IGS08 IGS05 IGS08 Poor rotational self consistency by most ACs for RX & RY apparently mostly due to AC orbit analysis effects, not RF realizations 08
12 AC Orbit Frame & Polar Motion Consistency dpm y dpm x IGS05 IGS08 IGS05 IGS08 Similarly poor RX & RY consistencies between AC orbits & PM change from IGS05 to IGS08 RF had minimal impact 09
13 AC TRF & Polar Motion Consistency dpm y dpm x IGS05 IGS08 IGS05 IGS08 AC TRF & polar motions mostly much more consistent except for a few ACs 10
14 3. Inter compare IGS Orbit Series Expect differences due to TRF realizations TRF tightly constrained to IGSxx for IGU/IGR TRF only rotationally aligned to IGSxx for IGS Expect differences due to overall product quality normally think IGS is best due to 9 ACs & quasi rigorous combination methodology IGS also uses more processing time (up to ~10 d) & more stations also has benefit of prior IGR & IGU results IGR has 8 ACs & uses <16 hr processing time IGU has only 5 usable ACs & uses <3 hr processing time But most analysis modeling effects should be similar generally similar orbit modeling approaches common softwares, conventions, data reduction models, etc Examine direct pairwise orbit differences also check PPP & long arc fit performances 11
15 Pairwise IGS Orbit Differences Ultra Observed Differences wrt Rapids GPS altitude) dx dy dz RX RY RZ SCL RMS wrms Medi * rotations Rapid are equatorial GPS altitude wrt Finals GPS altitude) * rotations are GPS altitude
16 Pairwise IGS Orbit Differences RX/RY rotations more similar for IGU & IGR Ultra Observed Differences wrt Rapids GPS altitude) dx dy dz RX RY RZ SCL RMS wrms Medi * rotations Rapid are equatorial GPS altitude wrt Finals GPS altitude) RZ & WRMS/MEDI worse for IGU * rotations are GPS altitude
17 Compare IGR & IGS PPP Network Solutions Compute daily PPP solutions for global network of RF stations align daily frame solutions to IGS long term RF IGR RX & RY stabilities much better than for IGS RZ performance similar for IGR & IGS 3D station position WRMS much lower for IGS, probably due to better IGS clocks PPP results consistent with better RX/RY rotations for Rapids PPP Global Soln RX RY RZ 3D WRMS Mean Std Dev (μas) (μas) (μas) (mm) (wrt IGS RF) IGR IGS IGR IGS IGR IGS IGR IGS
18 IGU, IGR, & IGS PPP Network RX/RY Rotations IGU rejections tightened RX/RY variations clearly greater for Finals than Rapids IGS05 IGS08 change from IGS05 to IGS08 RFs had no obvious affect IGU rotations much larger IGU stability improved when reject threshold tightened from to 0.5 mas on (MJD 55819)
19 Compare IGR & IGS Long Arc Orbit Fits Compute orbit fits over weekly intervals (long arc) use the CODE Extended model (6 + 9) Performance differences are quite small Finals slightly better by all long arc metrics over But long period rotations have minimal impact on 7 d long arc fits IGR & IGS orbit quality probably very similar over daily to weekly periods Long-Arc Orbit Residuals Total WRMS (all SVs, mm) Non-Eclipse WRMS (mm) Median RMS (mm) IGR IGS IGR IGS IGR IGS
20 4. Inter compare IGS Polar Motion Series (Ultra Observed Final) PM Differences (~18 Mar 2008) since ~2008, IGU & IGR agree better with each other than with IGS Finals IGUs improved due to AC & combination changes (Rapid Final) PM Differences IGS Finals PM series shows low frequency systematic components IGb00 (4 Nov 2006) IGS05/08 dpm x dpm y but more IGU highfrequency noise & some dpm y deviations in
21 Differences Among IGS Polar Motion Series (Ultra Observed Rapid) PM Differences IGU & IGR more similar to each other than to Finals dpm x dpm y subdaily ERP alias peaks imply not all ACs use IERS model (esp in IGUs)! 16
22 3 Cornered Hat Decomposition of ERP Errors 3 cornered hat method is sensitive to uncorrelated, random errors for time series {i, j, k} form time series of differences (i j), (j k), (i k) then Var(i j) = Var (i) + Var(j) (assuming R ij = 0 for i j) and Var(i) = [Var(i j) + Var(i k) Var(j k)] / 2 but true errors also include common mode effects removed in differencing Apply to IGS Ultra (observed), Rapid, & Final PM & dlod consider recent 1461 d from 1 Jan 2008 to 31 Dec 2011 Surprising results: apparently, Rapids give best polar motion & Ultras give best dlod Ultras give similar quality polar motion as Finals perhaps Finals affected by weaknesses in AC quasi rigorous procedures? IGS Product σ(pm-x) σ(pm-y) σ(dlod) Series (μas) (μas) (μs) Ultra (Obs) Rapid Final
23 3 Cornered Hat PM Results with High Pass Filtering Apply Vondrak high pass filter before 3 cornered hat for PM try 4 cutoff frequencies: pass all, >0.5 cpy, >1 cpy, >2 cpy IGU & IGR PM errors nearly insensitive to frequency filtering IGS Final PM appears to improve when high pass filtered implies low frequency errors are in IGS Finals or common to IGU & IGR AAM+OAM excitations not accurate enough to distinguish IGS series ERPs from other techniques are much less accurate also so must use other internal IGS metrics to study low frequency rotational stability of Rapid & Final products more low frequencies removed Freq Cutoff: none 0.5 cpy 1 cpy 2 cpy σ x σ y σ x σ y σ x σ y σ x σ y Ultra (Obs) (μas) Rapid (μas) Final (μas)
24 Conclusions Defects in IERS subdaily ERP model are major IGS error source probably main source of pervasive draconitic signals in all products little prospect for significant improvements in near future ILRS should be strongly urged to estimate empirical model from SLR data, for comparison with GPS & VLBI results not all ACs (e.g., IGUs) appear to use correct IERS model Over ~annual scales, Final products appear rotationally less stable than Rapids appears to affect IGS polar motion also seems to affect RX/RY stability of IGS orbit & PPP results probably due to inadequate intra AC self consistency in Finals situation might improve (inadvertently) when Finals move from weekly to daily TRF integrations quasi rigorous method should be re examined Further study of long term dynamical stability of IGS products will be limited till these issues are resolved 19
25 Backup Slides
26 AC PM Results from SNX & Orbit Combinations residuals after removing TRF rotations TRF rotations not removed dpm x IGS05 IGS08 IGS05 IGS08
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