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Practical issues with using a full gravity field

Practical issues with using a full gravity field - Paper

Id: 376

Type: Conference paper

Published: 01/27/2025

Event: Space Flight Mechanics Conference


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Gravity fields have become increasingly large. Subsets of the gravitational field are commonly used to limit computational time spent finding accelerations. But is a 70×70 subset out of a 360×360 field the same as a 70×70 subset from a 2190×2159 field? We discuss working approaches to using full gravity fields and document the factors involved in doing analyses of the results. We also update a digital gravity model that can be used with the complete gravity field, or a significantly large subset, at comparable computational times to traditional subsets.

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Vallado, D.A., Oltrogge, D.L., and Zimmer, P., “Practical issues with using a full gravity field ,” Space Flight Mechanics Conference, Kauai, HI USA., 25 Jan 2025.

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