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Since 1998Toshimichi OtsuboMihoko KobayashiHitotsubashi UniversityTadahiro GotohToshihiro Kubo-okaNational Institute of Information andCommunications Technology116th International Workshop on Laser Ranging, Poznan, 13-17 Oct,

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Range bias & time bias# 7811 BOROWIEC# sat site datetime durJAS2 7811 2008/09/13 00:35 1LAG1 7811 2008/09/13 02:17 15rb mm errortb us error prec bad tot6 ( 7 ) -------.- ( --.- ) 2 0 / 4-1 ( 11 )-24.6 ( 13.1 ) 16 0 / 9See the past proceedings papers on the analysis itself.3

16 satellites being analisedSatellite pictures: ILRS Web4

Why Multi-Satellite?Low and High Satellites– (LAGEOS -1, -2 ) Ajisai, Starlette, Stella, JASON-1, -2,ERS-2, ENVISAT, ETALON-1, -2, GPS & GLONASS(some of them sometimes dropped from the report because of a lack ofobservations, a bad fit of orbit, etc.)– Make problems easily identified.LAGEOS observations NOT required.Time span of the problematic passes clearly seen.Frequency bias detectable.LEO-only or HEO-only problems detectable.– Are not precisely determined compared to LAGEOS, but stilluseful for QC.Do not judge from just one pass.5

Daily Schedule for QC Analysis Automated Daily Procedure– Midnight, JST: Data download from CDDIS, EDC andUSNO. File format arrangement, etc.– 6.30 am JST: Orbit determination (and orbit generationfor tomorrow’s analysis).– 9 to 10 am JST ( 0 to 1h UT): Pass-by-pass residualanalysis.– Upload the report card.– Update the webpage.– Checked by humans(not everyday).6

When we find large biases Human Check : Is the bias large enough? Is it surely ‘their’ problem? Is the problem continuous, not a one-pass event? Has the problem already been solved?SLR Station Who is a contact point of the station?Then,ilamEHello ABC station,It seems your laser observations (Glad if you give me a reply!)SinceOct LE-ma ast Yearil(copy)Hitotsubashi UnivILRS Task Force[1]7

Obvious biases reported to stations: 2008[Sep, 2008] 1 or 2 or 3 RB laser multipulse[Sep, 2008] 2 m RB calibration (human) error.[Jul, 2008] 1.2 km RB calibration error. System testing.[Jul, 2008] 200 ms TB ?.[Jun-Jul, 2008] 132 m RB ?.[Jun, 2008] -20 ms TB hardware & software problem.[Jun, 2008] 10 ms TB software (?)[Apr, 2008] Non-existing station ID human error.[Feb, 2008] Atm pressure error wire problem.[Feb, 2008] 0.5 to 1.7 km RB (Freq bias?) ?[Jan-Feb, 2008] 1 day TB (Wrong Day) ?Quickfeedback[Jan, 2008] 3 m RB laser multipulse. Shortening[Jan, 2008] 18.6 ms TB event timer.error periods.8[Jan, 2008] 2 m TB (LEO Only) ?

DIY for sub-cm accuracyQC at Station(NP generation stage)Pass‐by‐pass QCfrom ACs/AACsLong‐term sub‐cm QCthrough CollaborationWorry about cm or sub-cm systematic error?– ACs do not know what your error source would be.Observer, Time since System Activation, Room Temperature,Signal Intensity, Optical Configuration, and much more!!9

DIY: An Example10-Hz vs 2-kHz at Herstmonceux– SCI 6: 10( ) Hz– SCI 7: 2 kHz Extract “Range bias” from dailyreports (easy spreadsheet job)10

Summary & Future worksAlmost 10 Years’ Continuous Run! CRL NICT HIT-U– Powerful tool for detecting various type of problems.– Many thanks to regular/occasional worldwide users!Communications between stations and ACs– Some E-mail address on ILRS Webpages was obsolete.– Face-to-face workshop is important (thanks Stanislaw!).Future works– Better TRF (SLRF2008? Our own updates?)– Shorter delay (24 hrs to a few hrs?).Want to delete data? Yes, you can, with CRD.– Some cases (wrong day, wrong station ID, etc) are NOTcorrectable/recoverable with the current framework.– CRD: Set “Data Quality Alert Indicator” “2”.11

Leap Second on 1 Jan 2009 !!Last time: 1 Jan 2006Stations– Perfect job last time!– 1 or 2 second time bias (even 1-day, 1-year time bias)seen in the past.– Check the procedure after you go back home.(ACs)– Check the software. Handling of UT1-UTC is tricky.12

Hitotsubashi University Tadahiro Gotoh Toshihiro Kubo-oka National Institute of Information and Communications Technology 16th International Workshop on Laser Ranging, Poznan, 13-17 Oct, 2008. Since 1998

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