Observation feasibility assessment of space debris fragments using uncooled space based IR sensor
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Space debris detection range is assessed for a low-cost uncooled infrared sensor, located on-board a satellite. Commonly used models are applied with parameters intrinsic to modern space based microbolometers.
Keywords:
IR-sensor, space debris, microbolometerReferences
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Submitted
October 8, 2013
Accepted
November 3, 2013
Published
December 30, 2013
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Potashov, S.Y., Tochyonov, V.N., Shakhovsky, V.V., Observation feasibility assessment of space debris fragments using uncooled space based IR sensor. Ecological Bulletin of Research Centers of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, 2013, № 4, pp. 129–135.
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