Observatory List

The current list of defined observatories is:

Name / Aliases

Origin

Location

Clock File(s)

acre

(ar, a, acreroad)

University of Glasgow observatory.

The origin of this data is unknown.

55.9025N, 4.3071W

algonquin

(ar, aro)

The Algonquin Radio Observatory.

The origin of this data is unknown.

45.9557N, 78.0720W

arecibo

(3, ao, aoutc)

The Arecibo telescope.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 52275 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [0.0099, 0.0045, 0.0101] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021.

18.3442N, 66.7527W

time_ao.dat

arecibo_pre_2021 The Arecibo telescope (pre-2021).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2. It is preserved to facilitate comparisons with the more modern position measurement.

18.3441N, 66.7528W

time_ao.dat

ata

(hcro)

The Allen Telescope Array (ATA).

At Hat Creek Radio Observatory. Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

40.8178N, 121.4733W

axis

(axi)

Fake telescope for IPTA data challenge.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

0.0000N, 0.0000E

barycenter

(@, bary, bat, ssb)

Built-in special location.

cambridge

(cam)

Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory (MRAO).

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.1672N, 0.0388E

ccera Canadian Centre for Experimental Radio Astronomy.

The origin of this data is unknown. Note that this location is in Smiths Falls, ON, where the telescope was previously deployed. It has since moved to Rideau Ferry, ON but the coordinates have not been updated.

44.8940N, 76.0200W

chime

(y, ch)

The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME).

Origin of these coordinates are from surveyor reports of the CHIME site (circa 2019 & 2020) and technical documents on the dimensions of the telescope structure (circa 2015). Results were compiled in January 2021. The coordinates are relative to the GRS80 ellipsoid.

49.3207N, 119.6237W

darnhall Darnhall.

Part of MERLIN. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.1567N, 2.5343W

de601

(eflfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Effelsberg Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5226N, 6.8837E

de601hba

(eflfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Effelsberg Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5226N, 6.8837E

de601lba

(eflfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Effelsberg Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5233N, 6.8840E

de601lbh

(eflfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Effelsberg Observatory?.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5233N, 6.8840E

de602

(uwlfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Unterweilenbach, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

48.5012N, 11.2870E

de602hba

(uwlfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Unterweilenbach, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

48.5012N, 11.2870E

de602lba

(uwlfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Unterweilenbach, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

48.5011N, 11.2881E

de602lbh

(uwlfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Unterweilenbach, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

48.5011N, 11.2881E

de603

(tblfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Tautenburg, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.9794N, 11.7101E

de603hba

(tblfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Tautenburg, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.9794N, 11.7101E

de603lba

(tblfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Tautenburg, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.9793N, 11.7113E

de603lbh

(tblfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Tautenburg, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.9793N, 11.7113E

de604

(polfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Bornim, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.4379N, 13.0165E

de604hba

(polfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Bornim, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.4379N, 13.0165E

de604lba

(polfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Bornim, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.4385N, 13.0163E

de604lbh

(polfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Bornim, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.4385N, 13.0163E

de605

(julfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Jülich, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.8973N, 6.4234E

de605hba

(julfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Jülich, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.8973N, 6.4234E

de605lba

(julfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Jülich, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.8973N, 6.4234E

de605lbh

(julfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Jülich, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.8973N, 6.4234E

de609

(ndlfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Norderstedt, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.6985N, 9.9687E

de609hba

(ndlfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Norderstedt, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.6985N, 9.9687E

de609lba

(ndlfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Norderstedt, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.6985N, 9.9698E

de609lbh

(ndlfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Norderstedt, Germany.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.6985N, 9.9698E

defford Defford.

Part of MERLIN. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.1008N, 2.1431W

drao

(dr)

The Dominion Radio Astronomical Observatory (DRAO).

The origin of this data is unknown.

49.3215N, 119.6200W

dss_43

(tid43)

Tidbinbilla Deep Space Network.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

35.4025S, 148.9813E

effelsberg

(g, ef, eff)

The Effelsberg radio telescope.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 56658 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [-0.0144, 0.0167, 0.0106] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021.

50.5248N, 6.8836E

eff2gps.clk

effelsberg_asterix

(effix)

The Effelsberg Radio Telescope with the Asterix backend.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5248N, 6.8836E

effix2gps.clk

effelsberg_pre_2021 The Effelsberg radio telescope (pre-2021).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

50.5248N, 6.8836E

eff2gps.clk

fast

(k, fa)

The FAST radio telescope in China.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the TEMPO value and disagrees by about 17 km with the TEMPO2 value.

25.6529N, 106.8567E

time_fast.dat

fi609

(filfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Kilpisjärvi, Finland.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

69.0710N, 20.7610E

fi609hba

(filfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Kilpisjärvi, Finland.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

69.0710N, 20.7610E

fi609lba

(filfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Kilpisjärvi, Finland.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

69.0707N, 20.7621E

fi609lbh

(filfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Kilpisjärvi, Finland.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

69.0707N, 20.7621E

fr606

(frlfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Nançay, France.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

47.3755N, 2.1925E

fr606hba

(frlfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Nançay, France.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

47.3755N, 2.1925E

fr606lba

(frlfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Nançay, France.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

47.3759N, 2.1934E

fr606lbh

(frlfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Nançay, France.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

47.3759N, 2.1934E

gb140

(g1, a)

The Green Bank 140-foot telescope.

Note that PINT used to accept ‘G1’ as an alias for the GEO600 gravitational-wave observatory but that conflicted with what TEMPO accepted for this telescope so that has been removed. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

38.4376N, 79.8360W

time_gb140.dat

gb300

(9, g3)

The Green Bank 300-foot telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

38.4295N, 79.8490W

gb853

(g8, b)

The Green Bank 85-3 telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

38.4294N, 79.8436W

time_gb853.dat

gb_20m_xyz

(g2)

Green Bank Observatory 20m.

Imported from TEMPO obsys.dat 2021 June 8.

38.4369N, 79.8255W

gbt

(gb, 1)

The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope.

This data was obtained by Joe Swiggum from Ryan Lynch in 2021 September.

38.4331N, 79.8398W

time_gbt.dat

gbt_pre_2021 The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope (pre-2021).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

38.4331N, 79.8398W

time_gbt.dat

geo600

(geohf)

The GEO600 gravitational-wave observatory.

Note that PINT used to list ‘G1’ as an alias for this telescope, but TEMPO accepts ‘G1’ as an alias for the Green Bank 140-foot telescope, so it was removed here. Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

52.2451N, 9.8072E

geocenter

(o, geo, 0, coe)

Built-in special location.

90.0000N, 0.0000E

gmrt

(r, gm)

The Giant Metre-wave Radio Telescope (GMRT).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2. GMRT does not need clock files as the data is recorded against UTC(gps).

19.0930N, 74.0566E

goldstone

(gs)

Deep Space Network at Goldstone.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

35.4259N, 116.8895W

grao

(grao)

Ghana Radio Astronomy Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

5.7507N, 0.3050W

hamburg

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7. As of 2023-11-01 this shows up in Poland.

52.0420N, 16.6313E

hartebeesthoek

(hart)

Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

25.8898S, 27.6854E

hawc High Altitude Water Cherenkov Experiment (HAWC).

Coordinates provided (as geodetic coordinates : 18:59:41.63 N, 97:18:27.39 W, 4096 m) by the spokesperson Ke Fang on behalf of the HAWC Collabotation, 2023 April 21.

18.9949N, 97.3076W

hess The High Energy Stereoscopic System (HESS).

An Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescope. These coordinates are provided (from geodetic coordinates : lat = 23°16’18’’S, lon = 16°30’00’’E at 1800m asl) by the Maxime Regeard and Arache Djannati-Atai on behalf of the H.E.S.S. Collabotation, 2023 January 18.

23.2717S, 16.5000E

hobart

(4, ho)

Mt Pleasant Radio Observatory in Hobart, Tasmania.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2 and TEMPO.

42.8050S, 147.4392E

iar1 Argentine Institute for Radio Astronomy Telescope 1.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

34.8664S, 58.1399W

iar2 Argentine Institute for Radio Astronomy Telescope 2.

Argentine Institute for Radio Astronomy. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

34.8675S, 58.1398W

jb_42ft

(jb42)

42ft telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2363N, 2.3051W

jb_mkii

(jbmk2, j2, h)

The Mark II telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2340N, 2.3039W

jb_mkii_dfb

(jbmk2dfb)

The Mark II telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory with the DFB backend.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2340N, 2.3039W

jb_mkii_rch

(jbmk2roach)

The Mark II telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory with the Roach backend.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2340N, 2.3039W

jbafb

(jboafb)

The Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank with the AFB backend.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 50449 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [-0.0117, 0.0170, 0.0093] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021. This data is for the AFB instrument - This doesn’t require any clock corrections.

53.2365N, 2.3086W

jbdfb

(jbodfb)

The Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank with the DFB backend.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 50449 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [-0.0117, 0.0170, 0.0093] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021. This data is for the DFB instrument - a different clock file is required for this instrument to accommodate recorded instrumental delays.

53.2365N, 2.3086W

jbdfb2jb.clk

jb2gps.clk

jbroach

(jboroach)

The Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank with the Roach backend.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 50449 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [-0.0117, 0.0170, 0.0093] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021. This data is for the Roach instrument - a different clock file is required for this instrument to accommodate recorded instrumental delays.

53.2365N, 2.3086W

jbroach2jb.clk

jb2gps.clk

jodrell

(8, jb)

The Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank.

These are the coordinates used for VLBI as of March 2020 (MJD 58919). They are based on a fiducial position at MJD 50449 plus a (continental) drift velocity of [-0.0117, 0.0170, 0.0093] m/yr. This data was obtained from Ben Perera in September 2021. Note that any actual instrument - DFB, Roach, AFB - requires a different observatory code to obtain the correct clock files.

53.2365N, 2.3086W

jb2gps.clk

jodrell_pre_2021 The Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank (pre-2021).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

53.2365N, 2.3086W

jb2gps.clk

jodrellm4

(jbm4)

The Mark IV telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2369N, 2.3072W

kagra

(k1, lcgt)

The KAGRA gravitational-wave observatory.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

36.4119N, 137.3060E

kat-7

(k7)

KAT-7.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

30.7214S, 21.4106E

knockin Knockin.

Part of MERLIN. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.7906N, 2.9958W

la_palma

(lapalma, lap)

La Palma observatory in the Canary Islands.

Note that as of 2021 June 8 TEMPO2’s position for this observatory lists it as somewhere in central Pakistan, exactly 90 degrees to the east of this position.

28.7621N, 17.8900W

leap

(leap)

The Large European Array for Pulsars.

This is the same as the position of the Effelsberg radio telescope. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

50.5248N, 6.8836E

leap2effix.clk

effix2gps.clk

lho

(hanford, h1)

The LIGO Hanford gravitational-wave observatory.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

46.4551N, 119.4077W

llo

(l1, livingston)

The LIGO Livingston gravitational-wave observatory.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

30.5629N, 90.7742W

lofar

(lf, t)

The Dutch Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR).

Note that other TEMPO codes have been used for this telescope. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

52.9151N, 6.8698E

lst Large Size Telescope Cherenkov facility.

Origin of this data is unknown.

28.7614N, 17.8914W

lwa1

(lw, x)

The Long Wavelength Array (LWA) in New Mexico.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2 but disagrees with the value used by TEMPO by about 125 m.

34.0689N, 107.6277W

lwa_sv

(ls, lwasv)

Long Wavelength Array (LWA) at Sevilleta.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

34.3520N, 106.8820W

magic MAGIC Florian Goebel Telescopes.

A ground-based gamma-ray telescope. Origin of this data is unknown.

28.7621N, 17.8900W

meerkat

(mk, m)

MeerKAT.

For MeerKAT when used in timing mode. The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

30.7111S, 21.4439E

mk2utc_observatory.clk

mkiii

(jbmk3)

The Mark III telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7. However, it is likely incorrect (shows up as north of Greenland).

85.3005N, 24.3806W

most

(mo, e)

The Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope (MOST).

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

35.3707S, 149.4247E

mo2gps.clk

mwa

(mw, u)

The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA).

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2 and TEMPO.

26.7033S, 116.6708E

nancay

(nc, f, ncy)

The Nançay radio telescope.

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2. This telescope appears to require zero clock corrections to GPS.

47.3736N, 2.1975E

nanshan

(ns)

Nanshan Radio Telescope.

At the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

43.4715N, 87.1781E

narrabri

(atca)

Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA).

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

30.3129S, 149.5791E

ncyobs

(nuppi, w)

The Nançay radio telescope with the NUPPI back-end.

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

47.3736N, 2.1975E

ncyobs2obspm.clk

obspm2gps.clk

northern_cross

(d, bo)

Northern Cross Radio Telescope.

Imported from TEMPO obsys.dat 2021 June 8.

44.5218N, 11.6468E

op

(obspm)

The Nançay radio telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

47.3736N, 2.1975E

ort

(or)

The Ooty Radio Telescope (ORT).

Coordinates provided by Jaikhomba Singha on 25 Jan 2023. ORT does not need clock files as the data is recorded against UTC(gps).

11.3834N, 76.6662E

parkes

(pk, 7, pks)

The Parkes (Murriyang) radio telescope.

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

32.9984S, 148.2635E

pks2gps.clk

pico_veleta

(pv, v)

Observatorio Pico Veleta.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7. Fixed signed of y coordinate on 2023 Nov 6 along with M. Keith in tempo2 to make location sensible.

37.0662N, 3.3927W

princeton

(pr, 5)

Princeton University.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

40.3466N, 74.6483W

ps1

(ps, p)

Pan-STARRS.

Origin of this data is unknown.

20.7155N, 156.1690W

quabbin

(qu, 2)

Five College Radio Astronomy Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO obsys.dat 2021 June 8.

42.3926N, 72.3446W

se607

(onlfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Onsala, Sweden.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

57.3988N, 11.9309E

se607hba

(onlfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Onsala, Sweden.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

57.3988N, 11.9309E

se607lba

(onlfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Onsala, Sweden.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

57.3988N, 11.9297E

se607lbh

(onlfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Onsala, Sweden.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

57.3988N, 11.9297E

shao

(s, sh)

Shanghai Astronomical Observatory.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

31.0921N, 121.1361E

srt

(sr, z)

Sardinia Radio Telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

39.4931N, 9.2452E

stl_geo

(stl_geo, spacecraft)

Built-in special location.

tabley

(pickmere)

Pickmere.

Part of MERLIN. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

53.2891N, 2.4440W

uao

(ns)

Urumqi Astronomical Observatory.

At the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory. Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

43.4715N, 87.1781E

uk608

(uklfr)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Chilbolton, UK.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

51.1435N, 1.4345W

uk608hba

(uklfrhba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) high-band antenna (HBA) at Chilbolton, UK.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

51.1435N, 1.4345W

uk608lba

(uklfrlba)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Chilbolton, UK.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

51.1438N, 1.4335W

uk608lbh

(uklfrlbh)

The Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) low-band antenna (LBA) at Chilbolton, UK.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

51.1438N, 1.4335W

utr-2

(utr2)

Giant Ukrainian Radio Telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

49.6382N, 36.9414E

virgo

(v1)

The VIRGO gravitational-wave observatory.

Origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 this value agrees exactly with the value used by TEMPO2.

43.6314N, 10.5045E

vla

(vl, jvla, 6)

The Jansky Very Large Array (VLA).

The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

34.0788N, 107.6184W

time_vla.dat

vla_site

(v2, c)

The Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) site.

Imported from TEMPO obsys.dat 2021 June 8.

34.0787N, 107.6177W

warkworth_12m

(wark12m)

Warkwork 12m Radio Telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

36.4348S, 174.6633E

warkworth_30m

(wark30m)

Warkwork 30m Radio Telescope.

Imported from TEMPO2 observatories.dat 2021 June 7.

36.4332S, 174.6629E

wsrt

(ws, i, we)

The Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope (WSRT).

Note that different letters have been used in the past to indicate this telescope. The origin of this data is unknown but as of 2021 June 8 it agrees exactly with the values used by TEMPO and TEMPO2.

52.9153N, 6.6333E

wsrt2gps.clk