Package org.orekit.frames
The Transform class represents a full transform:
combined rotation and translation, and their first time derivatives to handle kinematics.
Each Frame is defined by a transform linking it to
another one, called its parent frame. The only exception is the root frame which has
no parent. This implies that all frames are naturally organized as a tree with a single
root. The predefined GCRF inertial frame was arbitrary chosen as the root for every tree.
The FramesFactory class implements several predefined reference
frames. One set correspond to the frames from the various IERS conventions (ITRF and others).
Other frames not belonging to the previous set are the EME2000 frame that was used prior
to GCRF and which is linked to GCRF by a simple bias rotation, the MOD (Mean Of Date) frame
which involves the IAU 1976 precession model, the TOD (True Of Date) frame which involves
the IAU 1980 nutation model, the GTOD (Greenwich True Of Date) which involves the IAU 1982
Greenwich sidereal time model and the Veis 1950 frame which involves a Veis modified sidereal
time model.
Some other frames are predefined outside of this package, in the CelestialBodies class. They correspond to the Sun, Moon, planets, solar
system barycenter and Earth-Moon barycenter. For convenience, the very important solar system
barycenter frame, which is the ICRF, can also be retrieved from the factory in this package
even if it is really implemented in the bodies package.
The frames can be time dependent (for example the ITRF frame depends on time due to
precession/nutation, Earth rotation and pole motion). In order to get a transform from one
frame to another one, the date must be specified, and TransformProvider.getTransform(AbsoluteDate) is called under the hood.
If a user wants to implement his own date synchronized frame, he has to implement his
own TransformProvider class and provide it to the frame constructor.
- Author:
- Luc Maisonobe, Fabien Maussion, Véronique Pommier-Maurussane, Pascal Parraud
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ClassDescriptionBase class for EOP loaders.This class is an implementation of
Framesthat creates frames when they are first used and uses synchronization to ensure that each frame is only created once.Transform provider used to match the orientation of a given frame.Thread-safe cached provider for frame transforms.Class creating the rotating frame centered on the barycenter of the CR3BP System.An inertial frame aligned with the ecliptic.Interface for Transform providers that useEarth Orientation Parameters.EOP data types.This class holds an Earth Orientation Parameters entry.Container for fitted model for Earth Orientation Parameters.Earth Orientation Parameters fitter forEOP prediction.This class loads any kind of Earth Orientation Parameter data throughout a large time range.Interface for loading Earth Orientation Parameters history.Interface for parsing EOP data files.Base class for the predefined frames that are managed byFrames.FieldCachedTransformProvider<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>Thread-safe cached provider for frame transforms.FieldKinematicTransform<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>A transform that only includes translation and rotation as well as their respective rates.FieldPoleCorrection<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>Simple container class for pole correction parameters.FieldStaticTransform<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>A transform that only includes translation and rotation.FieldTransform<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>Transformation class in three-dimensional space.FieldTransformGenerator<T extends CalculusFieldElement<T>>Generator to use field transforms inGenericTimeStampedCache.Transform provider using fixed transform.Tridimensional references frames class.A collection of commonly usedFrames.Factory for predefined reference frames.Greenwich True Of Date Frame, also known as True of Date Rotating frame (TDR) or Greenwich Rotating Coordinate frame (GCR).Transformation class for geodetic systems.Enumerate for predefined Helmert transformations.Transform provider using thread-safe interpolation on transforms sample.Enumerate for ITRF versions.Specialized transform provider between ITRF frames.Loader for ITRF version configuration file.ITRF version configuration entry.Interface for retrieving the ITRF version for a given set of EOP data.A transform that only includes translation and rotation as well as their respective rates.Class to create a L1 centered frame withL1TransformProvider.L1 Transform provider for a frame on the L1 Lagrange point of two celestial bodies.Class to create a L2 centered frame withL2TransformProvider.Loads Earth Orientation Parameters (EOP) from a configured set ofEopHistoryLoaders on demand.This class lazily loads auxiliary data when it is needed by a requested frame.This class handles a magnetic field variation attitude provider.Enum defining how the +j axis of the local orbital frame will be defined.Class for frames moving with an orbiting satellite.Interface for local orbital frame.Enumerate for different types of Local Orbital Frames.Transform provider that shifts the origin and keeps the orientation of anotherFrame.Prototype frame that can be built from leaf to roots and later attached to a tree.Simple container class for pole correction parameters.Predefined frames provided byFrames.This class extends anEOPHistoryfor some weeks using fitting.Transform provider using thread-safe shifts on transforms sample.Fitter for one Earth Orientation Parameter.A transform that only includes translation and rotation.Topocentric frame.Transformation class in three dimensional space.Generator to use transforms inGenericTimeStampedCache.Interface for Transform providers.Utility for Transform providers.Class creating the inertial barycenter frame from two bodies.Frame whose transform from its parent can be updated.Specific version of International Terrestrial Reference Frame.