Titlebook: Hipparcos, the New Reduction of the Raw Data; Floor Leeuwen Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 ACE.Astrometry.Hipparcos d

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0067-0057 em, in particular the attitude modelling. Eventually this resulted in the new and very signi?cantly improved Hipparcos reduction described in this book. This remarkable achievement was made possible by a combin978-90-481-7612-0978-1-4020-6342-8Series ISSN 0067-0057 Series E-ISSN 2214-7985

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The Hipparcos Mission it difficult for astrometrists to improve significantly upon already achieved results. There remained a need, however, for improved astrometric data, and in particular for improvements in the quality and quantity of parallax measurements, to support ever more detailed astrophysical theories and mod

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The Photometric Datas bands evolved, and in particular the responses for the main grid photometry (Hp) deteriorated significantly over the mission (see below)..The purpose of the photometry for the main field was to act in the first instance as a detector of duplicity (see Chapter 4) through the relation between the me

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The Mission Timeliney all cases when a drift of the basic angle is observed, this can be related to a hardware event in the spacecraft and/or the payload. In subsequent processing, data sets affected this way are no longer fitted with a fixed, but with an evolving basic angle, significantly improving the quality of the

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Spacecraft-Parameter Calibrationsion clock was considerably more stable than the on-board clock, and drifts between the two could generally be assigned to the on-board clock. What was not always stable, however, was the ground-station time delay: the time passed between the signal reaching the antenna and it being time-tagged. This

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