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Analysis and Design of Multiple Orbit Satellite Constellation for Beidou Navigation System

Zhang Yunshen

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Aim to the problem of Beidou II navigation system optimal geometric arrangements,simulated analyzed GDOP and number of visible satellites,selected constellation parameters,designed GEO+MEO constellation for our country navigation demand,on the basic of that,increased the tilt of the earth synchronous orbit satellite system.

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Aim to the problem of Beidou II navigation system optimal geometric arrangements,simulated analyzed GDOP and number of visible satellites,selected constellation parameters,designed GEO+MEO constellation for our country navigation demand,on the basic of that,increased the tilt of the earth synchronous orbit satellite system.

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Aim to the problem of Beidou II navigation system optimal geometric arrangements,simulated analyzed GDOP and number of visible satellites,selected constellation parameters,designed GEO+MEO constellation for our country navigation demand,on the basic of that,increased the tilt of the earth synchronous orbit satellite system.

Key concepts: Constellation, Dilution of precision, Satellite, Computer science, Satellite navigation, Remote sensing, Orbit (dynamics), Geodesy

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