Optimum Station-Satellite Configurations for Simultaneous Observations to Satellites

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Dec 1966

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SAO Special Report #231 (1966)

Physics

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Simultaneous direction observations from two stations to satellite positions give a solution for the direction of the vector joining the stations. Such a solution is generally of lower accuracy in height than in azimuth; there exist, however, conditions governing the distribution of the observations that ensure equal accuracy in all directions and that are optimal from the viewpoint of the number of observations required. These conditions are derived and a simple formula is established for specifying a priori the accuracy of the direction joining the stations.

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