The first VLBI experiment in Japan

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Mar 1979

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1979rarlj..26...13k&link_type=abstract

Radio Research Laboratories, Journal, vol. 26, Mar. 1979, p. 13-64.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Radio Astronomy, Satellite Tracking, Technology Utilization, Very Long Base Interferometry, Antennas, Ats 1, Intelsat Satellites, Japan, Synchronism, Time Lag

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The first VLBI experiment in Japan was conducted in 1977 between Kashima and Yokosuka using antennas of 26 m and 12.8 m in diameter. The baseline length was about 121 km; the frequency range was 4180-4182 MHz; two types of radio source were used - geostationary satellites, such as ATS 1 and Intelsat IV, and celestial bodies, such as 3C273B. A resolution of 5 ns in determining delay time was obtained from the slope of the phase spectrum of ATS 1 data. The resolution of instrument delay in measuring was about 10 ns.

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