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Absolute frequency readout derived from ULE cavity for next generation geodesy missions: erratum.
Optics Express
|October 15, 2022
Summary
A calculation error in Figure 7 of a study on absolute frequency readout from a ULE cavity has been identified and corrected. The revised figure, crucial for next-generation geodesy missions, is now available.
Area of Science:
- Physics
- Optical Engineering
- Geodesy
Background:
- The article "Absolute frequency readout derived from ULE cavity for next generation geodesy missions" presented key findings.
- Figure 7 in the original publication contained a calculation error affecting result scaling.
Purpose of the Study:
- To correct a calculation error in Figure 7.
- To provide accurate data scaling for future geodesy missions.
Main Methods:
- Re-evaluation of calculation steps for result scaling.
- Correction of the erroneous data in Figure 7.
Main Results:
- The scaling of results in Figure 7 has been accurately recalculated.
- A corrected version of Figure 7 is now available.
Conclusions:
- The corrected Figure 7 ensures the reliability of data for next-generation geodesy missions.
- Accurate frequency readout is critical for advancements in geodesy.
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