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Feasibility of multi-satellite occultation /refraction/ measurements for meteorology Final report

H. J. Goldman, Joseph D. Miller

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Radio refraction and occultation techniques for atmospheric density measurements between multiple satellites

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Radio refraction and occultation techniques for atmospheric density measurements between multiple satellites

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Radio refraction and occultation techniques for atmospheric density measurements between multiple satellites

Key concepts: Remote sensing, Satellite, Meteorology, Occultation, Environmental science, Refraction, Geodesy, Geology

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