Differential Very Long Baseline Interferometry (delta VLBI) spacecraft tracking system demonstration. Part 2: Data acquisition and processing
C. S. Christensen, B. Moultrie, Philip S. Callahan, F. F. Donivan, Stephen Wu
Abstract
C. S. Christensen, B. Moultrie, Philip S. Callahan, F. F. Donivan, Stephen Wu
Abstract
A set of experiments in the use of Differential Very Long Baseline Interferometry (delta VLBI) for spacecraft navigation were completed. Data using both Voyager spacecraft and a single quasar were acquired during the Jupiter encounter time period. The data were processed and analyzed to assess the navigation accuracy of delta VLBI. The data reduction and techniques for assessing data quality and consistency are discussed.
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A set of experiments in the use of Differential Very Long Baseline Interferometry (delta VLBI) for spacecraft navigation were completed. Data using both Voyager spacecraft and a single quasar were acquired during the Jupiter encounter time period. The data were processed and analyzed to assess the navigation accuracy of delta VLBI. The data reduction and techniques for assessing data quality and consistency are discussed.
Key concepts: Very-long-baseline interferometry, Spacecraft, Orbit determination, Remote sensing, Baseline (sea), Interferometry, Data processing, Data set