Research Article
The Impact of Different Mapping Function Models and Meteorological Parameter Calculation Methods on the Calculation Results of Single-Frequency Precise Point Positioning with Increased Tropospheric Gradient
Table 2
The properties of different methods for obtaining meteorological parameter.
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is the pressure; is the temperature; is the geoid undulation; is the temperature lapse rate; is the water vapor pressure; and are the hydrostatic and wet mapping function coefficients at zero height, respectively; is the mean temperature of the water vapor; is the water vapor decrease factor; and are the hydrostatic north and east gradients, respectively; and and are the wet north and east gradients, respectively. |