Millimeter Accuracy Satellite Laser Ranging: a Review

By J. Degnan. 2013

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Instrumentation, Mechanical Engineering

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Georg Kirchner
2. I. Buske
3. W. Riede
4. U. Völker
5. Franz Koidl
6. Fabian Friederich

In Instrumentation

1. Georg Kirchner
2. I. Buske
3. W. Riede
4. U. Völker
5. Franz Koidl
6. Fabian Friederich

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Georg Kirchner
2. I. Buske
3. W. Riede
4. U. Völker
5. Franz Koidl
6. Fabian Friederich

Citations in the corpus

• Laser measurements to space debris from Graz SLR station (2013, methodology): “Using the standard radar link equation (Degnan, 1985; Zhang et al., 2012; Voelker et al., 2011), we calculated expected return rates of at least 4 photoelectrons per second for a ‘standard’ 3 m2 target in 800 km distance.”