Recent advances in the determination of some Galactic constants in the
  Milky Way
  Here we statistically evaluate recent advances in determining the
Sun-Galactic Center distance (Rsun) as well as recent measures of the orbital
velocity around the Galactic Center (Vlsr), and the angular rotation parameters
of various objects. Recent statistical results point to Rsun = 8.0 +- 0.2 kpc,
Vlsr= 230 +- 3 km/s, and angular rotation at the Sun ({\omega}) near 29 +- 1
km/s/kpc for the gas and stars at the Local Standard of Rest, and near 23 +- 2
km/s/kpc for the spiral pattern itself.
  This angular difference is similar to what had been predicted by density wave
models, along with the observation that the galactic longitude of each spiral
arm tracer (dust, cold CO) for each spiral arm becomes reversed across the
Galactic Meridian (Vallee 2016b).
