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| Applications | |
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| Title | Space Applications |
| Author(s) | GMV. |
| Level | Medium |
| Year of Publication | 2011 |
GNSS systems were originally designed for earth-based positioning and navigation. Despite this, real-time spacecraft navigation based on space borne GNSS receivers is becoming a common technique for low-Earth orbits and geostationary orbits, allowing satellites to self-determine their position using GNSS, reducing dependence on ground-based stations[1].
Attitude Control
Detailed information about Attitude Control can be found here.
Precise Orbit Determination
Detailed information about Precise Orbit Determination can be found here.
Detailed information about Satellite Realtime Navigation can be found here.
Low-Orbit Satellite Positioning
Detailed information about Low-Orbit Satellite Positioning can be found here.
Satellite Formation Flying
Detailed information about Satellite Formation Flying can be found here.
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References
- ^ Innovative satellite navigation receivers for space applications, ESA Portal, February 16th 2006