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A simplified approach for determining the information content and critical error sources of earth-based radio tracking data.

D. W. Curkendall, Stephen R. McReynolds

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Navigational accuracy dependence on spacecraft geometry, determining information content and critical error sources of earth based Doppler radio tracking data

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Navigational accuracy dependence on spacecraft geometry, determining information content and critical error sources of earth based Doppler radio tracking data

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Navigational accuracy dependence on spacecraft geometry, determining information content and critical error sources of earth based Doppler radio tracking data

Key concepts: Content (measure theory), Tracking (education), Computer science, Earth (classical element), Remote sensing, Information retrieval, Data mining, Mathematics

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