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Some data in AUX ephemeris files can be wrong #402
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Yes but so far these files are never updated (as far as I can see), and the one and only version available can be faulty... |
we only do the updates in the headers so far. We also need a update-step for this column |
Hum but not only this column any spice derived information |
my understanding is that only the pointing information differs significant from predicted to flown all other data is around timing and this works well. Is that not the case? |
yes that should be the case, other info like solar disk size is not going to change |
Yea the pointing is the most different but the timing, position etc can all change so to be consistent would need to update them all I think? For example the angular size of the disk is based on the standard physical size of the sun and the distance. |
but currently the pipeline generates these AUX files as soon as new HK telemetry is available and they are never updated, right? |
currently the AUX files get not updated as we still do not deliver this files to SOAR. (i got a mail from Helen we are finally close now) |
Currently but we had process to update them when they are published them to the SOAR. But with the whole L1 vs ancillary thing we wanted to wait until that was resolved before we started to publish them. |
Partially addressed in #405 |
In some cases, I noticed that the values in column roll_angle_rpy in the AUX ephemeris files is not correct. This column contains three numbers (roll angle, yaw and pitch), which come from the Spice kernels. When the AUX files is generated before the as-flown attitude kernel is available, these numbers come from the predicted attitude and can be significantly off.
For example, in solo_L2_stix-aux-ephemeris_20240325_V02U.fits the values of yaw reach 100'' but the true (as-flown) pointing was only at 38'' off-centre.
The same is true for 20240328.
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