Report on Satellite Laser Ranging Observations at Shanghai Astronomical Observatory 2010
Pu Li
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Pu Li
Abstract
The paper is a report on satellite laser ranging observations at Shanghai As- tronomical Observatory in 2010.The daylight tracking to satellites with kHz laser ranging system is also presented.And Shanghai SLR system becomes the first one in ILRS stations to range to GEO satellite with kHz repetition rate laser at the distance of more than 38800 km.By adopting two laser ranging systems at the distances of about 70m away from each other,the experiment of laser transmitting at one system and receiving at the other system is successfully implemented and the experimental data could be used to research on one-way transmit of laser signals for the transponder laser ranging experiment.Finally the progress of laser ranging to space debris is presented.
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The paper is a report on satellite laser ranging observations at Shanghai As- tronomical Observatory in 2010.The daylight tracking to satellites with kHz laser ranging system is also presented.And Shanghai SLR system becomes the first one in ILRS stations to range to GEO satellite with kHz repetition rate laser at the distance of more than 38800 km.By adopting two laser ranging systems at the distances of about 70m away from each other,the experiment of laser transmitting at one system and receiving at the other system is successfully implemented and the experimental data could be used to research on one-way transmit of laser signals for the transponder laser ranging experiment.Finally the progress of laser ranging to space debris is presented.
Key concepts: Satellite laser ranging, Ranging, Laser, Laser ranging, Remote sensing, Observatory, Satellite, Lidar