Single-station Tracking for Orbit Determination of Small Satellites
R. C. Hart
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R. C. Hart
Abstract
Available methods of orbit determination and satellite observation are briefly reviewed and evaluated for suitability in tracking small satellites from a single ground station. Radio interferometer and Doppler tracking appear useful and are discussed in further detail. Distinctions in accuracy and application between the two methods are made.
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Available methods of orbit determination and satellite observation are briefly reviewed and evaluated for suitability in tracking small satellites from a single ground station. Radio interferometer and Doppler tracking appear useful and are discussed in further detail. Distinctions in accuracy and application between the two methods are made.
Key concepts: Orbit determination, Remote sensing, Orbit (dynamics), Tracking (education), Satellite, Satellite tracking, Geodesy, Computer science