Physics
Scientific paper
Jan 1977
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Physics
Data Acquisition, Radar Tracking, Viking Mars Program, Telecommunication, Tracking (Position), Tracking Radar, Viking Orbiter 1975
Scientific paper
The tracking and data acquisition support for the 1975 Viking Missions to Mars is described. The history of the effort from its inception in late 1968 through the launches of Vikings 1 and 2 from Cape Kennedy in August and September 1975 is given. The Viking mission requirements for tracking and data acquisition support in both the near earth and deep space phases involved multiple radar tracking and telemetry stations, and communications networks together with the global network of tracking stations, communications, and control center. The planning, implementation, testing and management of the program are presented.
Mudgway Douglas J.
Traxler M. R.
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