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Quickly deorbiting Particles #100
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@FG-TUM positions and velocities with SGP4 after 36 000 seconds , so 10hrs. Should be ok? :)
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So that's now only Keplerian and not SGP4, right? |
Yes.... on it.... 🙈 |
related #104 |
@gomezzz These are the particles with the current state of #103 which dip below 150km:
No further burn ups in the first month (= until iteration 262800). The IDs match the IDs from To reproduce run branch |
ID 13741 seems fairly correct to me, propagating for 810s with SGP4 EDIT: FYI it seems it has an unstable orbit to begin with, 50 days before t0 it would have decayed already. Currently I don't have a way to check for this, but I think it is ok? (given that with SGP4 I only check if it is at a suitable altitude at the specific time) |
Not succeding in identifying in the current dataset, will skip for now |
We might want to create the same plots with our propagator as a sanity check (I am actually a little scared of it now :) ) |
ToDo:
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TODOs
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@FG-TUM As discussed some objects. In addition to discussed I also created some with a little eccentric orbit. Note, that I set M = 50kg, radius= 1m, B* = 0.0005 , let me know if should change those? Circular ones, Orbit plot as sanity check CSV
Eccentric ones ( I made them more eccentric the further out they are) CSV
(these might go fairly low but should not hit Earth, I might have to reduce eccentricity if we need them to stay higher, lowest goes down to 154km I think) EDIT: So, these are only keplerian, so we have no TLE / SGP4 baseline.... will look instead for suitable targets in our dataset instead. |
@FG-TUM Alrighty, I have collected some from out dataset for you. Some low ones with low eccentricity I can find at -- ID 15722 -- ID 15751 -- ID 15012 -- ID 12733 -- ID 11279 -- ID 13189 -- ID 3062 |
SGP4 Altitudes dt = 10 dt = 8 dt = 4 dt = 2 dt = 1 @FG-TUM I think we have a problem with our propagator :) |
I think this can be closed? @FG-TUM |
Conclusion: effect was due to a too large deltaT. Steps to raise precision will be taken in other PRs/Issues. |
Issue
There are some particles within the initial dataset (
pos.csv
andvel.csv
) that start below 200km height or very rapidly enter this region.The problem
Not sure if this is a problem or actually correct 🤷
What needs to be done
Think about kicking them out of our initial dataset.How it can be tested or reproduced
Data
Particles are decaying in the following order:
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