DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG 1

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s TIO terrestrial intermediate origin DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG 1 This is not a complete list. Symbols are not, and need not necessarily be unique, eg φ is used for latitude, both ecliptic and terrestrial. However, they should be in completely different areas. A few terms have been included in two categories, eg ERA is in both modern section and that which deals with UT and Earth rotation. Where letters are used as symbols eg GHA, they may be italicized as they represent a variable. However, time-scale variables eg TDB, are usually never italicized. Systems Catalogues & Ephemerides Frames Origins BCRS GCRS ICRS ITRS Barycentric Celestial Reference System Geocentric Celestial Reference System International Celestial Reference System International Terrestrial Reference System WGS84 World Geodetic System 1984 FK5, FK4, FK3 JPL DE405/LE405 VSOP ICRF ITRF ted med Classical, Classic, equinox based Modern, New, CIO based Fundamental Star Catalogues Jet Propulsion Laboratory Development Ephemeris International Celestial Reference Frame celestial intermediate frame International Terrestrial Reference Frame true equinox and equator of date mean equinox and equator of date natural (see ASA B26 3) proper (see AsA B26 4) ICRS origin J2000.0 origin s CIO celestial intermediate origin equinox mean equinox true equinox Greenwich meridian (low precision) Greenwich ephemeris meridian Poles X, Y CIP celestial intermediate pole

2 DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG Coordinates φ Lat ecliptic latitude, north +ve λ Long ecliptic longitude, east +ve φ Lat geocentric latitude, north +ve λ Long geocentric longitude, east +ve α RA right ascension α e RAe equinox right ascension α i RAi intermediate right ascension δ Dec, DEC declination π HP horizontal parallax a altitude A azimuth Terrestrial coordinates φ Lat latitude, north +ve λ Long longitude, east +ve φ Lat geocentric latitude, north +ve λ Long geocentric longitude, east +ve a radius of the Earth f, 1/f flattening Navigation SHA = 360 α SHA sidereal hour angle Z n,z true azimuth, azimuth h s,h a,h o sextant, apparent, observed altitude Υ Aries equinox GHAΥ GHA Aries Greenwich hour angle Aries GHA = GAST α GHA Greenwich hour angle LHA = LAST α LHA local hour angle

DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG 3 Precession and Nutation p A general precession in longitude ζ A z A θ A ψ A ω A χ A π A Π A ɛ ɛ A ɛ 0 p m n ψ ɛ δψ B,δɛ B x b,y b,z b annual general precession annual general precession in right ascension annual general precession in declination nutation in longitude nutation in obliquity frame bias in longitude and obliquity frame bias in rectangular coordinates Matrices B frame bias matrix, ICRS to J2000.0 (C2J) P precession matrix, J2000.0 to med (J2m) N nutation matrix, med to ted (m2t) NPB classical combined bias, precession, nutation matrix?(x p,y p,s ) polar motion, xx to xx C, C(X, Y, s) ICRS (celestial) to intermediate matrix (C2I) C, C(X, Y, s, θ) ICRS to terrestrial matrix (C2T) Q, Q(X, Y, s, θ) Terrestrial to ICRS matrix (T2C)

4 DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG UT, Sidereal time and Earth rotation θ ERA Earth rotation angle GST Greenwich sidereal time GMST GMST Greenwich mean sidereal time GAST = GMST + EE GAST Greenwich apparent sidereal time GHAΥ GAST GHA Aries Greenwich hour angle Aries EE = GAST GMST EE equation of the equinoxes CT CT complementary terms o = θ GAST equation of the origins GHA = H = GAST α GHA Greenwich hour angle, low precision/nautical H = GAST α HA hour angle LHA = h = LAST α LHA local hour angle EqT equation of time Classical GMST GMST Greenwich mean sidereal time GAST = GMST + EE GAST Greenwich apparent sidereal time GHAΥ GAST GHA Aries Greenwich hour angle Aries EE EE equation of the equinoxes CT CT complementary terms LMST LMST local mean sidereal time LAST = LMST + λ LAST local apparent sidereal time LHA Υ LHA Aries local hour angle Aries H = GAST α e HA hour angle, hour angle Aries h = LAST α e LHA local hour angle Modern θ ERA Earth rotation angle H = θ α i HA hour angle?? = θ + λ local Earth rotation angle h = θ + λ α LHA local hour angle

DRAFT OF NOMENCLATURE & TERMINOLOGY FOR IAU WG 5 Time Scales UT0 UT1 UT UTC TAI UT = UT UTC DUT ET TDT TDB T eph TT T = TT UT = TAI UTC AT = TAI UTC T T = TT UTC Universal Time Coordinated Universal Time International Atomic Time predicted value of UT Ephemeris Time, superseded Terrestrial Dynamical Time, superseded Barycentric Dynamical Time Time scale of JPL DE405/LE405 ephemeris Terrestrial Time Terminology apparent place light-time, light deflection, aberration, NPB ted mean place frame bias and precession only, PB intermediate place celestial intermediate frame, C(X,Y,s), does this imply light-time, light deflection etc? Catherine Hohenkerk HM Nautical Almanac Office 2003 October