Physics – Geophysics
Scientific paper
Aug 1975
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1975uta..rept.....l&link_type=abstract
Final Report Texas Univ., Austin.
Physics
Geophysics
Laser Range Finders, Lunar Rangefinding, Covariance, Geocentric Coordinates, Geophysics, Models, Tectonics, Weather
Scientific paper
The accuracy with which a mobile lunar laser station can be located was the subject of a modeling study. The influence of the number and accuracy of fixed lunar ranging stations, the uncertainty in polar motion, and data loss due to weather and similar factors were considered, and the results are given in a cartographic form. In general, all three coordinates (for coordinates to latitude + or - 60 deg) were determined to better than the pole uncertainty, given three or more fixed sites and reasonable weather. This result indicates that one or more mobile stations would be suitable for the study of geotectonics.
Loumos Gregory L.
Mulholland John-Derral
Shelus Peter J.
Silverberg Eric C.
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