Discussion on separation parameter from satellite to satellite tracking numerical simulation

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Artificial Satellite: Satellite-To-Satellite Tracking (Sst), Separation, Gravitational Field Of Earth

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The problem of satellite-to-satellite tracking (SST) separation parameter be discussed in two aspects. First is compared the SST range and range rate variation with different SST separations due to geopotential perturbation. Second is recovered the Earth's gravity field from different SST separations with 1?m/s SST range rate random noise, and discussed the accuracy of the gravity field solution. Results indicated that the accuracy of the gravity field recovery increased when increasing the satellite separation of the two satellites, but unlimited increment was not valid. For the two satellites at about 420km altitude, the best SST separation parameter should not be more than 690km. The simulation method and results may be more significant to select the SST separation parameter for our country's gravity satellite system.

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