Description
Returns the angle measured from the positive x-axis to the projected location of the target on the x-y plane in the coordinate frame of the input sensor.
Timing Precision Mode
This page describes functionality in millisecond timing precision mode. Millisecond timing precision mode is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. We recommend that you migrate your Mission Plans to nanosecond timing precision mode.
Click here to see the documentation for this object in nanosecond timing precision mode.
Method Signature
Arguments
celestialBodyIdentifier
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Description:
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The numerical identifier of the target celestial body to be used in the azimuth calculation. Body ID's 1-11 are assigned to the default Solar System objects, as shown below. Custom CelestialObjects will have body ID's starting at 12 and assigned in the order they are created.
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Valid Range:
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celestialBodyIdentifier ≥ 0
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Valid Values:
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Celestial Object
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Value
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Mercury
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Mercury.BodyID or 1
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Venus
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Venus.BodyID or 2
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Earth
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Earth.BodyID or 3
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Mars
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Mars.BodyID or 4
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Jupiter
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Jupiter.BodyID or 5
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Saturn
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Saturn.BodyID or 6
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Uranus
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Uranus.BodyID or 7
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Neptune
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Neptune.BodyID or 8
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Pluto
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Pluto.BodyID or 9
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Moon
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Moon.BodyID or 10
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Sun
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Sun.BodyID or 11
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<Custom CelestialBody>
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<Custom CelestialBody>.BodyID, starting at 12 and assigned in the order the custom CelestialObjects are created.
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sensor
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Description:
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The Sensor that provides the coordinate frame for the azimuth calculation.
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Return Value
Returns the azimuth angle of the argument as seen from the reference object.
Syntax
myVariable1 = mySpacecraft1.Azimuth(myVariable2, mySensor1);
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See also
Spacecraft Object
Spacecraft.Azimuth
Spacecraft Propagation Guide
Coverage and Contact Analysis Guide
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