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Satellite Laser Ranging and its Applications
Celestial Mechanics, 1985Satellite laser ranging (SLR) provides an important capability for precise orbit determination and for geophysical parameter estimation to support a number of contemporary geodynamic and oceanographic investigations. The precision of the SLR measurement has improved from the early meter-level systems to the current capabilities of a few centimeters for
B. D. Tapley, B. E. Schutz, R. J. Eanes
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2015
Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) is currently the unique technique to determine station coordinates, Earth Orientation Parameters (EOPs) and Stokes coefficients of the Earth’s gravity field from one observation equation with a high accuracy. These parameters form the so-called ‘three pillars’ (Plag and Pearlman, 2009) of the Global Geodetic Observing ...
Mathis Bloßfeld +3 more
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Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) is currently the unique technique to determine station coordinates, Earth Orientation Parameters (EOPs) and Stokes coefficients of the Earth’s gravity field from one observation equation with a high accuracy. These parameters form the so-called ‘three pillars’ (Plag and Pearlman, 2009) of the Global Geodetic Observing ...
Mathis Bloßfeld +3 more
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A relativistic time-delay model at the micrometer level for satellite laser ranging [PDF]
Astrophysics and Space Science, 2015 Present accuracy of satellite laser ranging is at the millimeter level. The current time-delay equation of satellite laser ranging given by International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service is in agreement with this accuracy.
Wen-Biao Han, Han Wen-Biao
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Korea's first satellite for satellite laser ranging
Acta Astronautica, 2005Abstract Science Technology Satellite-2 (STSAT-2) has been developed since October 2002 as a sequel mission to KAISTSAT-4 (STSAT-1). STSAT-2 is scheduled to be launched into an ellipsoidal orbit of 300 km × 1500 km in December 2005 by the first Korea Satellite Launch Vehicle KSLV-1.
Lee, JH Lee, Jun Ho +6 more
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Corrections for atmospheric refractivity in satellite laser ranging
Applied Optics, 1977The range correction calculated from ground-level meteorological measurements is shown to consist of a series of terms. The zeroth order term of this series corresponds to the correction obtained under the assumption of a spherically symmetric refractivity profile.
R S, Yer, J L, Bufton
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2010
Determining the range to a satellite in orbit around the earth utilising the technique of satellite laser ranging (SLR) was pioneered in the early 1960s. The first successful ranging experiment was reported in the 3 December 1964 issue of Flight International (Smith 1964). Dr. Henry H. Plotkin of Goddard Space Flight Centre led a NASA team to track the
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Determining the range to a satellite in orbit around the earth utilising the technique of satellite laser ranging (SLR) was pioneered in the early 1960s. The first successful ranging experiment was reported in the 3 December 1964 issue of Flight International (Smith 1964). Dr. Henry H. Plotkin of Goddard Space Flight Centre led a NASA team to track the
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Local geodesy by satellite laser ranging: a European solution
manuscripta geodaetica, 1995Errors in the modelling the satellite orbit have so far limited the accuracy in the processing of Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) data. A new method is proposed to achieve a residual size consistent with the observational errors, and a stability of the geodetic network coordinates at the same level.
MILANI COMPARETTI, ANDREA +4 more
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Optical Metrology Terminal for Satellite-to-Satellite Laser Ranging
2022Interferometric laser ranging is a powerful enabling technology for high-precision satellite-to-satellite tracking within the context of Earth observation, gravitational wave detection, and formation flying. Since the launch of the gravity field mission GRACE Follow-On in 2018, the onboard Laser Ranging Interferometer has successfully been operating as
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Gravitomagnetic interaction and laser ranging to Earth satellites
Physical Review Letters, 1988The contribution of the ``gravitomagnetic'' interaction to a well-measured perturbation term in the orbits of Earth satellites is calculated. Laser-ranging determination of the Moon's orbit and Lageos-satellite orbit require the precise participation of the gravitomagnetic interaction; otherwise anomalous orbital perturbations exist.
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Compact satellite ranging laser subsystem
IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, 1978This letter describes a compact ruby oscillator-amplifier system suitable for satellite ranging. The laser is comprised of an ellipsoidal pump cavity which contains two laser rods and flashlamps.
K. Hamal, H. Jelinkova
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