IERS Conventions (2010), Technical Note 36¶
Petit, G., & Luzum, B. (2010). IERS Conventions (2010), Technical Note 36.
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- Apparent Place
- Not intermediate place. Intermediate place uses the same true/intermediate equator but the CIO rather than the equinox as right-ascension origin.
This sourceDefines current celestial-intermediate transformations and relates intermediate right ascension/declination to former apparent terminology.
- Not intermediate place. Intermediate place uses the same true/intermediate equator but the CIO rather than the equinox as right-ascension origin.
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