INPOP08, a 4-D planetary ephemeris: from asteroid and time-scale computations to ESA Mars Express and Venus Express contributions

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Volume 507 / No 3 (December I 2009)

A&A, 507 3 (2009) 1675-1686

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Table 1:

Residuals obtained from INPOP06 and INPOP08.
Planet	Data	Nbr	INPOP06	INPOP08
	[unit]		1 $\sigma$	1 $\sigma$
Mercury
Direct radar	range [m]	462	894	842
Venus
Magellan	VLBI [mas]	18	2	2
Direct radar	range [m]	488	1386	1376
VEX	range [m]	15 131	185.829	4.6
Mars
MGS/MO	range [m]	10 410	5.954	1.57
MEX	range [m]	6006	13.56	2.07
Path	range [m]	90	7.63	12.46
Vkg	range [m]	1245	17.396	18.53
Mixed	VLBI [mas]	96	0.4	0.4
Jupiter
Galileo	VLBI [mas]	24	12	11
Optical	ra [arcsec]	5616	0.343	0.343
Optical	de [arcsec]	5534	0.332	0.338
Saturn
Optical	ra [arcsec]	5598	0.347	0.346
Optical	de [arcsec]	5573	0.312	0.311
Cassini	ra [mas]	31	5	4
Cassini	de [mas]	31	7	7
Cassini	range [m]	31	27324	22
Uranus
Optical	ra [arcsec]	3849	0.358	0.351
Optical	de [arcsec]	3835	0.366	0.361
Neptune
Optical	ra [arcsec]	3898	0.368	0.361
Optical	de [arcsec]	3879	0.360	0.358
Pluto
Optical	ra [arcsec]	1023	0.170	0.170
Optical	de [arcsec]	1023	0.171	0.171

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