Astrometric Techniques 1986
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-4676-7_13
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The Conversion from the B1950 FK4-Based Position to the J2000 Position of Celestial Objects

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“…Yokoyama and TartLkawa produced a FORTRAN program for computing apparent places based upon the new constants and sent it to all countries where optical astrometric instruments operate. Aoki et al (1984) presented a method of converting from the old to the new reference frame in order to establish the positions of radio sources. showed that internal corrections of star positions used for earth orientation parameters are related to the adopted nutation and they proposed the re-reduction of past observations in the new system.…”
Section: Reports From Observatories and Commission Membersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yokoyama and TartLkawa produced a FORTRAN program for computing apparent places based upon the new constants and sent it to all countries where optical astrometric instruments operate. Aoki et al (1984) presented a method of converting from the old to the new reference frame in order to establish the positions of radio sources. showed that internal corrections of star positions used for earth orientation parameters are related to the adopted nutation and they proposed the re-reduction of past observations in the new system.…”
Section: Reports From Observatories and Commission Membersmentioning
confidence: 99%