Planet specific workspace methods. More...

#include <cmath>
#include <stdexcept>
#include "arts.h"
#include "check_input.h"
#include "matpackI.h"
#include "messages.h"

Functions
void	g0Earth (Numeric &g0, const Numeric &lat, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Earth. More...

void	g0Jupiter (Numeric &g0, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Jupiter. More...

void	g0Mars (Numeric &g0, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Mars. More...

void	g0Venus (Numeric &g0, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Venus. More...

void	refellipsoidEarth (Vector &refellipsoid, const String &model, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidEarth. More...

void	refellipsoidJupiter (Vector &refellipsoid, const String &model, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidJupiter. More...

void	refellipsoidMars (Vector &refellipsoid, const String &model, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidMars. More...

void	refellipsoidMoon (Vector &refellipsoid, const String &model, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidMoon. More...

void	refellipsoidVenus (Vector &refellipsoid, const String &model, const Verbosity &)
	WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidVenus. More...

Variables
const Numeric	EARTH_RADIUS

const Numeric	DEG2RAD

Detailed Description

Planet specific workspace methods.

Author: Patrick Eriksson Patri.nosp@m.ck.E.nosp@m.rikss.nosp@m.on@c.nosp@m.halme.nosp@m.rs.s.nosp@m.e

Date: 2012-03-16

These functions are listed in the doxygen documentation as entries of the file auto_md.h.

Definition in file m_planets.cc.

Function Documentation

◆ g0Earth()

void g0Earth	(	Numeric &	g0,
		const Numeric &	lat,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Earth.

Gravity at zero altitude on Earth.

Sets g0 for the given latitude using a standard parameterisation.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	g0	WS Output
[in]	lat	WS Input

Definition at line 68 of file m_planets.cc.

References DEG2RAD.

Referenced by g0Earth_g().

◆ g0Jupiter()

void g0Jupiter	(	Numeric &	g0,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Jupiter.

Gravity at zero altitude on Jupiter.

Sets g0 to mean equatorial gravity on Jupiter. Value provided by MPS under ESA-planetary study (TN1).

Author: Jana Mendrok

Parameters

[out] g0 WS Output

Definition at line 85 of file m_planets.cc.

Referenced by g0Jupiter_g().

◆ g0Mars()

void g0Mars	(	Numeric &	g0,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Mars.

Gravity at zero altitude on Mars.

Sets g0 to mean equatorial gravity on Mars. Value provided by MPS under ESA-planetary study (TN1).

Author: Jana Mendrok

Parameters

[out] g0 WS Output

Definition at line 96 of file m_planets.cc.

Referenced by g0Mars_g().

◆ g0Venus()

void g0Venus	(	Numeric &	g0,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: g0Venus.

Gravity at zero altitude on Venus.

Sets g0 to mean equatorial gravity on Venus. Value from Ahrens (1995), provided by MPS under ESA-planetary study (TN1).

Author: Jana Mendrok

Parameters

[out] g0 WS Output

Definition at line 105 of file m_planets.cc.

Referenced by g0Venus_g().

◆ refellipsoidEarth()

void refellipsoidEarth	(	Vector &	refellipsoid,
		const String &	model,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidEarth.

Earth reference ellipsoids.

The reference ellipsoid (refellipsoid) is set to model the Earth, following different models. The options are:

"Sphere" : A spherical Earth. The radius is set following the value set for the Earth radius in constants.cc.

"WGS84" : The reference ellipsoid used by the GPS system. Should be the standard choice for a non-spherical Earth.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	refellipsoid	WS Output
[in]	model	Generic Input (Default: "Sphere")

Definition at line 116 of file m_planets.cc.

References EARTH_RADIUS, and Vector::resize().

Referenced by refellipsoidEarth_g().

◆ refellipsoidJupiter()

void refellipsoidJupiter	(	Vector &	refellipsoid,
		const String &	model,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidJupiter.

Jupiter reference ellipsoids.

The reference ellipsoid (refellipsoid) is set to model Jupiter, folowing different models. The options are:

"Sphere" : A spherical planet. The radius is taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

"Ellipsoid" : A reference ellipsoid with parameters taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	refellipsoid	WS Output
[in]	model	Generic Input (Default: "Sphere")

Definition at line 142 of file m_planets.cc.

References Vector::resize().

Referenced by refellipsoidJupiter_g().

◆ refellipsoidMars()

void refellipsoidMars	(	Vector &	refellipsoid,
		const String &	model,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidMars.

Mars reference ellipsoids.

The reference ellipsoid (refellipsoid) is set to model Mars, folowing different models. The options are:

"Sphere" : A spherical planet. The radius is taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

"Ellipsoid" : A reference ellipsoid with parameters taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	refellipsoid	WS Output
[in]	model	Generic Input (Default: "Sphere")

Definition at line 168 of file m_planets.cc.

References Vector::resize().

Referenced by refellipsoidMars_g().

◆ refellipsoidMoon()

void refellipsoidMoon	(	Vector &	refellipsoid,
		const String &	model,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidMoon.

Moon reference ellipsoids.

The reference ellipsoid (refellipsoid) is set to model Moon, folowing different models. The options are:

"Sphere" : A spherical planet. The radius is taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

"Ellipsoid" : A reference ellipsoid with parameters taken from Wikepedia (see code for details). The IAU/IAG working group defines the Moon ellipsoid to be a sphere.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	refellipsoid	WS Output
[in]	model	Generic Input (Default: "Sphere")

Definition at line 194 of file m_planets.cc.

References Vector::resize().

Referenced by refellipsoidMoon_g().

◆ refellipsoidVenus()

void refellipsoidVenus	(	Vector &	refellipsoid,
		const String &	model,
		const Verbosity &	verbosity
	)

WORKSPACE METHOD: refellipsoidVenus.

Venus reference ellipsoids.

The reference ellipsoid (refellipsoid) is set to model Venus, folowing different models. The options are:

"Sphere" : A spherical planet. The radius is taken from a report of the IAU/IAG Working Group.

According to the report used above, the Venus ellipsoid lacks eccentricity and no further models should be required.

Author: Patrick Eriksson

Parameters

[out]	refellipsoid	WS Output
[in]	model	Generic Input (Default: "Sphere")

Definition at line 222 of file m_planets.cc.

References Vector::resize().

Referenced by refellipsoidVenus_g().

Variable Documentation

◆ DEG2RAD

const Numeric DEG2RAD

extern

Referenced by g0Earth().

◆ EARTH_RADIUS

const Numeric EARTH_RADIUS

extern

Referenced by refellipsoidEarth().

Functions

Variables

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ g0Earth()

◆ g0Jupiter()

◆ g0Mars()

◆ g0Venus()

◆ refellipsoidEarth()

◆ refellipsoidJupiter()

◆ refellipsoidMars()

◆ refellipsoidMoon()

◆ refellipsoidVenus()

Variable Documentation

◆ DEG2RAD

◆ EARTH_RADIUS