The baseline analysis of the first test observation between Japan and U.S. stations by using comprehensive K-3 VLBI system
Abstract
The RRL has developed a high-precision VLBI (called the K-3 system) which is compatible with NASA's Mark-III system. On November 4, 1983, the first VLBI experiment on the trans-Pacific baseline was performed in close cooperation with NASA. Fringes were obtained which showed that the performance of K-3 was comparable to that of the Mark-III system. It is noted that the results are useful for calculating the baseline length with an accuracy of several decimeters.
- Publication:
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Radio Research Laboratory, Journal
- Pub Date:
- March 1985
- Bibcode:
- 1985RaRLJ..32...15T
- Keywords:
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- Data Compression;
- Geodetic Surveys;
- Ionospheric Electron Density;
- Very Long Base Interferometry;
- Bandwidth;
- Covariance;
- Cross Correlation;
- Equinoxes;
- Jacobi Matrix Method;
- Japan;
- Least Squares Method;
- Nutation;
- Preprocessing;
- Solar Corona;
- United States;
- Communications and Radar