org.orekit.utils

Interface PVCoordinatesProvider

All Known Subinterfaces:

BoundedPropagator, CelestialBody, ExtendedPVCoordinatesProvider, OrekitStepInterpolator, Propagator

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbsolutePVCoordinates, AbstractAnalyticalPropagator, AbstractIntegratedPropagator, AbstractPropagator, AdapterPropagator, AggregateBoundedPropagator, AggregatedPVCoordinatesProvider, AggregatedPVCoordinatesProvider.InvalidPVProvider, BrouwerLyddanePropagator, CartesianOrbit, CircularOrbit, ConstantPVCoordinatesProvider, DeepSDP4, DSSTPropagator, EcksteinHechlerPropagator, Ephemeris, EquinoctialOrbit, FrameAdapter, GLONASSAnalyticalPropagator, GLONASSNumericalPropagator, GNSSPropagator, IntegratedEphemeris, KeplerianOrbit, KeplerianPropagator, NumericalPropagator, Orbit, SBASPropagator, SGP4, TLEPropagator, TopocentricFrame

public interface PVCoordinatesProvider

Interface for PV coordinates providers.

Author:

Veronique Pommier

The PV coordinates provider interface can be used by any class used for position/velocity computation, for example celestial bodies or spacecraft position/velocity propagators, and many others...

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
default org.hipparchus.geometry.euclidean.threed.Vector3D	getPosition(AbsoluteDate date, Frame frame) Get the position of the body in the selected frame.
TimeStampedPVCoordinates	getPVCoordinates(AbsoluteDate date, Frame frame) Get the PVCoordinates of the body in the selected frame.

Method Detail

getPosition

default org.hipparchus.geometry.euclidean.threed.Vector3D getPosition(AbsoluteDate date,
                                                                      Frame frame)

Get the position of the body in the selected frame.

Parameters:

date - current date

frame - the frame where to define the position

Returns:

position of the body (m and)

Since:

12.0

getPVCoordinates

TimeStampedPVCoordinates getPVCoordinates(AbsoluteDate date,
                                          Frame frame)

Get the PVCoordinates of the body in the selected frame.

Parameters:

date - current date

frame - the frame where to define the position

Returns:

time-stamped position/velocity of the body (m and m/s)