IAU 1991 Resolution A4

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IAU 1991 Resolution A4 is an International Astronomical Union standard that formalized modern relativistic time scales and reference systems used in astronomy and geodesy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IAU resolution
astronomical standard
time scale standard
adoptedAt 21st General Assembly of the IAU NERFINISHED
adoptedBy International Astronomical Union NERFINISHED
adoptedInCity Buenos Aires NERFINISHED
adoptedInYear 1991
appliesTo VLBI observations
high-precision time and frequency transfer
satellite geodesy
solar system dynamics
spacecraft navigation
basedOnTheory general relativity
defines Barycentric Celestial Reference System NERFINISHED
Barycentric Coordinate Time NERFINISHED
Geocentric Celestial Reference System NERFINISHED
Geocentric Coordinate Time NERFINISHED
Terrestrial Time NERFINISHED
metric tensors for barycentric and geocentric reference systems
relationship between TCB and TCG
relationship between TCG and TT
relationship between coordinate times and proper time
relativistic equations of motion for artificial satellites
relativistic equations of motion for celestial bodies
relativistic framework for reference systems
relativistic scaling of mass parameters
relativistic scaling of space-time coordinates
relativistic scaling of spatial coordinates
relativistic scaling of time coordinates
relativistic treatment of Doppler effect
relativistic treatment of aberration
relativistic treatment of astrometric observables
relativistic treatment of frequency transfer
relativistic treatment of gravitational time delay
relativistic treatment of light propagation
relativistic treatment of parallax
relativistic treatment of time transfer
field astrometry
astronomy
celestial mechanics
geodesy
relativistic reference systems
timekeeping in astronomy
language English
purpose to formalize modern relativistic reference systems
to formalize modern relativistic time scales
to provide a consistent relativistic framework for celestial mechanics
to provide a consistent relativistic framework for geodesy
to provide a consistent relativistic framework for high-precision astrometry
supersededInPartBy IAU 2000 resolutions on reference systems NERFINISHED
IAU 2006 resolutions on time scales NERFINISHED

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Terrestrial Time definedIn IAU 1991 Resolution A4
TT standardizedIn IAU 1991 Resolution A4
subject surface form: Terrestrial Time
this entity surface form: IAU 1991 resolutions