KPL/FK
 
   FILE: kdsa01.tf
 
   This file was created by PINPOINT.
 
   PINPOINT Version 3.2.0 --- September 6, 2016
   PINPOINT RUN DATE/TIME:    2021-03-08T21:53:56
   PINPOINT DEFINITIONS FILE: pinpoint_KDSA01.defs
   PINPOINT PCK FILE:         pck00010.tpc
   PINPOINT SPK FILE:         kdsa01.bsp
 
   The input definitions file is appended to this
   file as a comment block.
 
 
   Body-name mapping follows:
 
\begindata
 
   NAIF_BODY_NAME                      += 'KDSA01'
   NAIF_BODY_CODE                      += 398032
 
\begintext
 
 
   Reference frame specifications follow:
 
 
   Topocentric frame KDSA01_TOPO
 
      The Z axis of this frame points toward the zenith.
      The X axis of this frame points North.
 
      Topocentric frame KDSA01_TOPO is centered at the
      site KDSA01, which has Cartesian coordinates
 
         X (km):                 -0.3104875219984E+04
         Y (km):                  0.4028589155626E+04
         Z (km):                  0.3835823298281E+04
 
      and planetodetic coordinates
 
         Longitude (deg):       127.6218120600000
         Latitude  (deg):        37.2072334700000
         Altitude   (km):         0.1453590000012E+00
 
      These planetodetic coordinates are expressed relative to
      a reference spheroid having the dimensions
 
         Equatorial radius (km):  6.3781366000000E+03
         Polar radius      (km):  6.3567519000000E+03
 
      All of the above coordinates are relative to the frame ITRF93.
 
 
\begindata
 
   FRAME_KDSA01_TOPO                   =  1398032
   FRAME_1398032_NAME                  =  'KDSA01_TOPO'
   FRAME_1398032_CLASS                 =  4
   FRAME_1398032_CLASS_ID              =  1398032
   FRAME_1398032_CENTER                =  398032
 
   OBJECT_398032_FRAME                 =  'KDSA01_TOPO'
 
   TKFRAME_1398032_RELATIVE            =  'ITRF93'
   TKFRAME_1398032_SPEC                =  'ANGLES'
   TKFRAME_1398032_UNITS               =  'DEGREES'
   TKFRAME_1398032_AXES                =  ( 3, 2, 3 )
   TKFRAME_1398032_ANGLES              =  ( -127.6218120600000,
                                             -52.7927665300000,
                                             180.0000000000000 )
 
\begintext
 
 
Definitions file pinpoint_KDSA01.defs
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
SPK for the Korea Deep Space Antenna 01 (KDSA01)
=====================================================================
 
   Original file name:                   kdsa01.bsp
   Creation date:                        2021-03-08
   Created by:                           Jo Ryeong Yim (KARI)
 
 
Introduction
=====================================================================
 
   This file provides estimated geocentric ephemeris for the Korea Deep
   Space Antenna 01 (KDSA01), and identified by the DSN by the numeric
   code 32.
 
   The position stored in this file is expressed relative to the
   terrestrial reference frame ITRF93.
 
 
Using this kernel
=====================================================================
 
Kernel loading
--------------
 
   In order for a SPICE-based program to make use of this kernel, the
   kernel must be loaded via the SPICE routine FURNSH.  If you are
   running application software created by a third party, see the
   documentation for that software for instructions on kernel
   management.
 
   See also "Associated frame kernels" and "Associated PCK files"
   below.
 
 
Associated PCK files
--------------------
 
   For high-accuracy work, this kernel should be used together with a
   high-precision, binary earth PCK file.
 
   NAIF produces these kernels on a regular basis; they can be
   obtained via anonymous ftp from the NAIF server
 
      naif.jpl.nasa.gov
 
   The PCK is located in the path
 
      pub/naif/generic_kernels/pck
 
   The file name is of the form
 
      earth_000101_yymmdd_yymmdd.bpc
 
   The first two dates are the file's start and stop times; the third
   is the epoch of the last datum in the EOP file:  data from
   this epoch forward are predicted.
 
   The file's coverage starts at a fixed date (currently chosen to
   be 2000 Jan. 1) and extends to the end of the predict region,
   which has a duration of roughly 3 months.
 
 
Associated frame kernels
------------------------
 
   The frame kernel having (original) file name
 
      kdsa01.tf
 
   defines a topocentric reference frame associated with the station
   covered by this file. That kernel supports computations such
   as finding the azimuth and elevation of a target as seen from a
   specified station.
 
 
Site definition
=====================================================================
 
   The KDSA Antenna frame is located at:
 
      - Latitude: 37deg 12min 26.0405sec or 37.20723347 deg
        (colatitude: 52.79276653 deg);
 
      - Longitude: 127deg 37min 18.5234sec or 127.62181206 deg;
 
      - Altitude: 145.359 m
 
 
Definition uncertainties
------------------------
 
   According to the current definition the antenna location error is
   of ~3cm.
 
   In addition, please note that it is unknown whether if the definitions
   provided above are relative to the ITRF93 reference frame or a different
   ITRF version.
 
 
   begindata
 
         SITES         = ( 'KDSA01' )
 
         KDSA01_CENTER = 399
         KDSA01_FRAME  = 'ITRF93'
         KDSA01_IDCODE = 398032
         KDSA01_LATLON = ( 37.20723347, 127.62181206, 0.145359 )
         KDSA01_UP     = 'Z'
         KDSA01_NORTH  = 'X'
 
   begintext
 
begintext
 
[End of definitions file]