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This work focuses on the possibility of practical application of two approaches ? classic least square method (LSM) and Huber?s M-estimator (HME) method ? to the analysis of time series of celestial objects? measurements. Using those methods, the values of dynamic selenophysical parameters were produced from the processing of observations of Mosting A lunar crater in relation to the lunar limb. The reason for the use of the two approaches ? LSM and HME ? at observations processing is that LSM in some cases does no...

Currently, particular attention is paid to the study of connection between geophysical phenomena and technogenic processes. At the same time, the structural parameters of the Earth?s internal structure and its core, change in natural characteristics of water basins as well as dynamics of oil and gas deposits are being investigated. This paper describes a new method for studying geophysical phenomena depending on the state of large water basins. With this purpose, we conducted a correlation analysis between astrome...

This work aims at the creation of digital selenographic satellite maps (DSSM) using fractal geometry and multi-parameter harmonic analysis. The observational data for DSSM were produced by the ?Clementine?, ?Kaguya? and ?LRO? space missions. An electronic database on altimetry measurements was built and they were brought into the single reference system by robust modeling. Based on the produced data and the method of multi-parameter harmonic analysis, we developed a digital selenographic satellite map covering the...

This work focused on study fractal structures on Venus is performed on the basis of observations taken by the ?Magellan? spacecraft (NASA). The equipment of this artificial satellite allowed scanning almost the entire surface of Venus using a radar with synthesized aperture of S-band (12 cm) and a microwave radiometer as well as investigating topography by the special radar ? altimeter. The uncertainties in some data produced by ?Magellan? were filled by the information that had been collected before ? in ?Venera ...

As known, all GIS (geographic information system) coordinate systems tied to the dynamic coordinate system. In this paper, the method of determining the orientation of the dynamic coordinate system in relation to the HCRF (Hipparcos Celestial Reference Frame) system is described. The lunar occultation observations (LOO) were used for this purpose. The photoelectric method of recording an LOO that allows obtaining LOO moment with an accuracy up to 0.001s (i.e. 100 times more accurately than by visual method) is the...

For processing observations of the terrestrial pole dynamics, the regression dynamic modeling (RDM) approach was used. With the RDM software package the models describing the dynamics of the terrestrial polar coordinates were built. This approach provides accurate combined models of observations which describe to some extent causal and deterministic communication and provide forecast of characteristics. A comparison of observations and predicted values of the terrestrial polar coordinates obtained with the RDM app...

The first results of using adaptive regression modeling (ARM-approach) in description of the latitude periodic change are analyzed. A multicomponent (polyharmonic) model of the latitude part observed dynamics containing between 14 and 21 harmonics requires interpretation and autoregressive forecasting of the 6th order providing high accuracy for the period of two years. This article provides the analysis, modeling, and forecasting of the latitude periodic change using the ?Automated System for Robust Modeling? (AS...

A model of traffic dynamics of the University server node is described, interpretation of the proper model components is carried out, and the interval of a satisfactory forecast is estimated. Currently, corporate computer networks play an important role for the successful functioning of various organizations. Herewith, the number of each network users gradually increases, which contributes to an increase in the circulating information content and, accordingly, worsening the quality of network services. To date, li...

Modern versions of the ASRM-2017 (Automated System for Robust Modeling) package provide a solution to a large range of problems associated with modeling surfaces and gravity fields of planets. However, their application requires creation of not only the global models but working models of the local surface areas as well. Currently, these regional geopotential models are in high demand in geology and oil exploration. To solve the problems of this kind, the special algorithms were created and implemented because the...