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Weak GNSS Signal Navigation to the Moon
Pedro Silva,Hugo D. Lopes,Tiago Peres,Joao S. Silva,J.A. Ospina,F. Cichocki,Fabio Dovis,Luciano Musumeci,Damien Serant,Thibaud Calmettes,I. Pessina,J. V. Perelló +11 more
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In this article, the authors present the main challenges of a GNSS receiver in different phases of a mission to the moon including Moon Transfer Orbit and Low Lunar Orbit, including expected signal strengths, DOP and number of visible satellites.Citations
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Feasibility study of GNSS as navigation system to reach the Moon
TL;DR: A possible navigation solution that uses a double constellation GPS-Galileo receiver aided by an on board orbital filter system in order to improve the accuracy of the navigation solution and achieve the required sensitivity is considered.
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The GPS Block IIR and IIR-M Broadcast L-band Antenna Panel: Its Pattern and Performance
Willard Marquis,Daniel L. Reigh +1 more
TL;DR: Both antenna panel versions, their broadcast signal patterns, the performance observed in factory testing, and their on-orbit performance are described, showing that all specification requirements are exceeded.
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Use of GNSS for lunar missions and plans for lunar in-orbit development
Anaïs Delépaut,Pietro Giordano,Javier Ventura-Traveset,Daniel Blonski,Miriam Schönfeldt,Philippe Schoonejans,Sarmad Aziz,Roger Walker +7 more
TL;DR: Numerical simulations for a Single-Frequency receiver in the Deep Space Gateway (DSG) orbit using both Galileo and GPS show that a high number of satellites is visible at Moon altitude using a receiver with a 14dBi antenna and a 15 dB-Hz Carrier-to-Noise-density acquisition and tracking threshold.
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Standalone GPS L1 C/A Receiver for Lunar Missions
Vincenzo Capuano,Paul Blunt,Cyril Botteron,Jia Tian,Jérôme Leclère,Yanguang Wang,Francesco Basile,Pierre-André Farine +7 more
TL;DR: The proof of concept “WeakHEO” receiver is described; a GPS L1 C/A receiver developed in the laboratory specifically for lunar missions, and the performance of the receiver in two representative portions of an Earth Moon Transfer Orbit (MTO).
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GNSS-based Orbital Filter for Earth Moon Transfer Orbits
TL;DR: In this article, an adaptive orbital filter that fuses the GNSS observations with an orbital forces model was proposed to improve the achievable GNSS performance in MTOs, which showed a navigation accuracy significantly higher than that attainable individually by a standalone GNSS receiver or by means of a pure orbital propagation.
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A-GPS: Assisted GPS, GNSS, and SBAS
TL;DR: The reader discovers how A-GPS enables the computing of a position from navigation satellites in the absence of precise time, a topic that has not yet been covered in any other book.
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Low Energy Transfer to the Moon
TL;DR: In this article, the authors apply the dynamical systems techniques developed in earlier work to reproduce systematically a Hiten-like mission, and approximate the Sun-Earth-Moon-spacecraft 4-body system as two 3-body systems.
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Impact of GPS acquisition strategy on decision probabilities
TL;DR: The strong dependence of the acquisition performance on the decision strategy is shown, establishing the role of decision probabilities and a new model describing the performance of a hybrid acquisition system is developed.