Uses of Interface
org.orekit.models.AtmosphericRefractionModel

Packages that use AtmosphericRefractionModel

Package	Description
org.orekit.estimation.measurements.modifiers
org.orekit.models.earth	This package provides models that simulate certain physical phenomena of Earth and the near-Earth environment.
org.orekit.propagation.events	This package provides interfaces and classes dealing with events occurring during propagation.

Uses of AtmosphericRefractionModel in org.orekit.estimation.measurements.modifiers

Constructors in org.orekit.estimation.measurements.modifiers with parameters of type AtmosphericRefractionModel

Constructor	Description
AngularRadioRefractionModifier(AtmosphericRefractionModel model)	Constructor.

Uses of AtmosphericRefractionModel in org.orekit.models.earth

Classes in org.orekit.models.earth that implement AtmosphericRefractionModel

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	EarthITU453AtmosphereRefraction	Implementation of refraction model for Earth exponential atmosphere based on ITU-R P.834-7 recommendation.
class	EarthStandardAtmosphereRefraction	Implementation of refraction model for Earth standard atmosphere.

Uses of AtmosphericRefractionModel in org.orekit.propagation.events

Methods in org.orekit.propagation.events that return AtmosphericRefractionModel

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
AtmosphericRefractionModel	ElevationDetector.getRefractionModel()	Returns the currently configured refraction model.
AtmosphericRefractionModel	FieldElevationDetector.getRefractionModel()	Returns the currently configured refraction model.

Methods in org.orekit.propagation.events with parameters of type AtmosphericRefractionModel

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ElevationDetector	ElevationDetector.withRefraction(AtmosphericRefractionModel newRefractionModel)	Setup the elevation detector to use an atmospheric refraction model in its calculations.
FieldElevationDetector<T>	FieldElevationDetector.withRefraction(AtmosphericRefractionModel newRefractionModel)	Setup the elevation detector to use an atmospheric refraction model in its calculations.