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| sat:platform_international_designator| string | The International Designator, also known as COSPAR ID, and NSSDCA ID |
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| sat:orbit_state| string | The state of the orbit. Either `ascending` or `descending` for polar orbiting satellites, or `geostationary` for geosynchronous satellites |
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| sat:orbit_cycle| integer | The number of repeat cycle done by the satellite at the time of the acquisition. [Repeat cycle](https://ltb.itc.utwente.nl/page/498/concept/81577) is the time between two successive identical orbits. |
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| sat:absolute_orbit| integer | The absolute orbit number at the time of acquisition. |
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| sat:relative_orbit| integer | The relative orbit number at the time of acquisition. |
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| sat:anx_datetime| string | The [Ascending Node](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_node) Crossing (ANX) time, in UTC. It is formatted according to [RFC 3339, section 5.6](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.6). |
| sat:platform_international_designator| string | The International Designator, also known as COSPAR ID, and NSSDCA ID |
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| sat:orbit_state| string | The state of the orbit. Either `ascending` or `descending` for polar orbiting satellites, or `geostationary` for geosynchronous satellites |
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| sat:absolute_orbit| integer | The absolute orbit number at the time of acquisition. |
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| sat:relative_orbit| integer | The relative orbit number at the time of acquisition. |
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| sat:orbit_cycle| integer | The number of repeat cycle done by the satellite at the time of the acquisition. [Repeat cycle](https://ltb.itc.utwente.nl/page/498/concept/81577) is the time between two successive identical orbits. |
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| sat:orbit_state_vectors| Map<string, \[number]> | The state vectors of the satellite at the time of acquisition. |
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| sat:anx_datetime| string | The [Ascending Node](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_node) Crossing (ANX) time, in UTC. It is formatted according to [RFC 3339, section 5.6](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.6). |
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*At least one of the fields must be specified.*
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position in its orbit. It is used to determine the relative orbit number. For instance, a satellite with a 16-day repeat cycle
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will have 16 relative orbits.
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#### sat:orbit_state_vectors
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The state vectors of the satellite at the time of acquisition. The state vectors are a set of parameters that describe the
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position and velocity of the satellite at a given time. The state vectors are used to compute the position of the satellite
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at any time during the acquisition.
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The state vectors are usually provided in the [ECI](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth-centered_inertial) frame.
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The field is a map where the key is the time of the state vector and the value is an array of 6 elements (optional 9).
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The first 3 elements are the position of the satellite in meters and the last 3 elements are the velocity of the satellite in meters per second.
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The optional 3 additional elements are the acceleration of the satellite in meters per second squared.
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Example:
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```json
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{
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"sat:orbit_state_vectors": {
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"2015-03-05T05:19:40.103Z": [
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5082939.4189831074,
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1595651.7369050409,
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4648033.5588545678,
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5173.8779329387489,
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-269.5432365485845,
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-5550.246440359806
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],
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"2015-03-05T05:19:45.449Z": [
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5110519.0376543682,
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1594174.328112772,
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4618284.7202579351,
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5143.1200754073143,
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-283.12343661734587,
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-5578.2160610647188
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],
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"2015-03-05T05:19:50.449Z": [
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5136162.3887853986,
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1592727.024757518,
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4590328.5904560406,
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5114.1961953273549,
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-295.79384304587683,
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-5604.2108611458289
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]
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}
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}
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```
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It is recommended that the state vectors are provided in a separate file and referenced as a link with relationship type `sat:osv`.
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The file should correspond to the example above.
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## Relation types
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The following types should be used as applicable `rel` types in the
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