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Impact of the CubeSat Radiometer Radio Frequency Interference Technology Validation (CubeRRT) mission on future resource-constrained science missions

Christopher Ball, C. C. Chen, Andrew O’Brien, Christa McKelvey, George A. Smith, S. Misra, Rudi Bendig, Mark Andrews, Shannon Brown, J. Landon Garry, R. F. Jarnot, Joel Johnson, J. Kocz, Damon Bradley, Carl Felten, Priscilla N. Mohammed, Jared Lucey, Kevin Horgan, Quenton Bonds, Carlos Duran-Aviles, Michael Solly, Matthew Fritts, Jeffrey R. Piepmeier, Matthew Pallas, E. Krauss, Doug Laczkowski

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Key concepts: CubeSat, Radiometer, Remote sensing, Interference (communication), Environmental science, Electromagnetic interference, Resource (disambiguation), Computer science

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