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The Deep Space Network capabilities for radio interferometry

J. L. Fanselow

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The very long baseline interferometry capability as well as the planned capability of the deep space network (DSN) are described. Major emphasis is placed on the following: VLBI development; operational VLBI for DSN calibration; and VLBI for spacecraft navigation.

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The very long baseline interferometry capability as well as the planned capability of the deep space network (DSN) are described. Major emphasis is placed on the following: VLBI development; operational VLBI for DSN calibration; and VLBI for spacecraft navigation.

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The very long baseline interferometry capability as well as the planned capability of the deep space network (DSN) are described. Major emphasis is placed on the following: VLBI development; operational VLBI for DSN calibration; and VLBI for spacecraft navigation.

Key concepts: Very-long-baseline interferometry, NASA Deep Space Network, Spacecraft, Interferometry, Remote sensing, Baseline (sea), Calibration, Geodesy

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