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Using GPS reflections for satellite remote sensing

delete2004-07-01
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David Mickler
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Penina Axelrad
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George H. Born *
DOI:10.1016/j.actaastro.2003.12.016delete
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Global positioning system (GPS) signals that have reflected off of the ocean's surface have shown potential for use in oceanographic and atmospheric studies. The research described here investigates the possible deployment of a GPS reflection receiver onboard a remote sensing satellite in low Earth orbit (LEO). The coverage and resolution characteristics of this receiver are calculated and estimated. This mission analysis examines using reflected GPS signals for several remote sensing missions. These include measurement of the total electron content in the ionosphere, sea surface height, and ocean wind speed and direction. Also discussed is the potential test deployment of such a GPS receiver on the space shuttle. Constellations of satellites are proposed to provide adequate spatial and temporal resolution for the aforementioned remote sensing missions. These results provide a starting point for research into the feasibility of augmenting or replacing existing remote sensing satellites with spaceborne GPS reflection-detecting receivers. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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GPS reflections
remote sensing
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