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BDSet: A First-ever BDS Satellite-based PPP Augmentation Dataset Since 2023. [PDF]
Ouyang C +5 more
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Revolutionizing nanosatellites' data integrity with SEEnet: A real-time ensemble learning approach for Single-Event Effect (SEE) prediction. [PDF]
Karim S +5 more
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Waste fire surveillance: A case study using remote sensing data and IoT ground sensing for monitoring fires at waste management sites. [PDF]
Woldeyohannes T +11 more
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A New Measurement Method for BDS Inter-Satellite Link Based on Co-Frequency Co-Time Full Duplex System. [PDF]
Feng H +6 more
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Optimal deployment of satellite mega-constellation
This paper proposes an optimization framework to deploy a large satellite constellation. The proposed framework consists of two phases: the mission viability evaluation phase and the optimal planning phase. The feasibility of the constellation deployment
Taehyun Sung, Jaemyung Ahn
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Connectivity Analysis of Mega-Constellation Satellite Networks With Optical Intersatellite Links
Recently, low earth orbit (LEO) satellite-based systems have attracted tremendous attention and various technologies have been developed for payload miniaturization and optical communications. In addition, mega-constellation architectures are expected to
YongHwa Lee, Ji-Woong Choi
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Satellite-constellation design
Computing in Science & Engineering, 1999Presents the rudiments of constellation design to familiarize the reader with some of this field's methods, issues, and concerns. Two exotic constellations are under consideration for various missions.
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A Novel Constellation of Satellites
2006 2nd International Conference on Information & Communication Technologies, 2006A novel constellation of low earth equatorial orbit (LEQ) satellites is proposed to provide continuous coverage for countries with maximum latitude limit of plusmn25deg. Analysis and computer simulation results show that for such coverage with a minimum elevation angle of 10deg, a maximum number of 16 LEQ satellites is required.
R. Danesfahani, M. Pirhadi
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