Martin Raspaud
Martin Raspaud
First, thanks for the nice report, with code to reproduce, and even a plot! My first reaction to this is that TLEs aren't supposed to be reliable more than a...
Really interesting! thanks for digging into this. I agree that the orbit number and coordinate should be consistent. Do you feel like giving a shot at a PR to fix...
Thanks anyway! I'll leave this open in case any of the maintainers has the time to fix it.
I think it depends what you want to do. If you want to predict the footprint of the SAR pass, you need to define a `ScanGeometry`
Hi @espg , thanks for reporting this issue. Calling `Orbital` without providing specific TLEs does go and fetch the current TLEs from celestrak, meaning the most recent ones. TLEs are...
@espg good idea! As a first step, we could issue a loud warning when TLEs are too old indeed. As for getting the data from the archive, the problem is...
@espg wow, thanks for looking into this! About Orbital not looking through an archive file, this comes from the fact that it's original purpose was to work with individual TLE...
Sorry that this question was never answered before, thanks @ivan95603
@JTregloanReed Hi! I looks like the simplified equations are supposed to be used when the perigee drops down below 220 km. These simplified equations aren't implemented yet unfortunately, so I...
Any help will be highly appreciated! I was wondering if the non-simplied equation could also be used as a temporary workaround?