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I am interested in modeling a space surveillance radar and conducting research on orbit determination, taking reference from the example "Detect and Track LEO Satellite Constellation with Ground Radars." In that example, the radar was modeled to be pointing in the Zenith direction, and it was observed that atmospheric refraction correction is performed using observations in the U-V coordinate system instead of the Topocentric coordinate system. When compared to relevant documents, it seems that atmospheric refraction correction should be done in the Topocentric coordinate system. Is there a way to modify this? Also, I am curious if an appropriate atmospheric refraction correction model was used in the FusionRadarSensor code for detecting satellites at around 2000km.
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Elad Kivelevitch
2023-10-4
The refraction model is taken from reference [1] in this link:
Some example about modeling the refraction is provided in the following links:
I am adding the Radar Toolbox as a supported product to see if they comment about the question of U-V vs Topocentric coordinate systems.
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