A simple aspect sensor for small geophysical vehicles

Details A simple aspect sensor for small geophysical vehicles A simple aspect sensor for small geophysical vehicles

May 1977

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Journal of Physics E - Scientific Instruments, vol. 10, May 1977, p. 446, 447. Research supported by the Australian Research Gra

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Guidance Sensors, Infrared Instruments, Optical Measuring Instruments, Spacecraft Instruments, Angular Distribution, Atmospheric Optics, Balloon-Borne Instruments, Geophysical Satellites, Optical Slant Range, Satellite-Borne Instruments, Sounding Rockets

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Optical experiments using unstabilized space vehicles often require additional information about the angle between the normal axis and the source, referred to as the detector aspect angle. The degree of atmospheric transmission at 850 nm has been measured using a rocket-borne photometer in two rocket flights from Woomera, South Australia, for the purpose of developing an aspect sensor for small geophysical vehicles (balloons, rockets, and satellites).

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