To evaluate the effectiveness of tuning, we examined the frequency shift as a function of cyclotron orbit size at different z-mode oscillation amplitudes.
It is known that gravity field measurement performance is a monotone decreasing function of orbit altitude, the inner-satellite orbit determination error, the inner-satellite residual disturbances, data sampling interval and the reciprocal of total measurement time.
Figure 5 compares relative minimum exposures for XRF detection from an asteroid by well-calibrated XRS of NEAR-Shoemaker and Hayabusa with an example MiXO telescope (MiXO-70B, see "Example MiXO configurations and performance" section) as a function of standoff distance or orbit radius (R (_{rm O})) normalized to the target size (radius, R (_{rm T})).
Palmer's analytical solution for general reconfiguration is adapted to maneuvers between projected circular orbits, resulting in the optimal fuel consumption index as a function of configuration parameters such as orbit radius, phase angle, and transfer time.
The drifts of the ground track cross node of the IGSO satellites are analyzed, which is formulated as a function of the bias of the orbit elements and time.
The ACF for each column was fit and the apparent diffusion (D, red circles) and the extrapolated correlation function amplitude (G 0), black squares) were plotted as a function of the position along the orbit (Fig. 3, upper).
"Since putting a satellite in orbit is a function of its size, these new satellites are able to get into orbit at a much lower cost," he said.
We describe a tabular specification model of the density and temperature of ions and electrons at geosynchronous orbit as a function of magnetic local time and solar wind parameters.
As TrES is based on orbit-averaged techniques, we do not follow the position of the stars along the orbit as a function of time.
The periapsis altitude is ∼600 km. Figure 1 shows the latitude and local time of the observation in the original plan as a function of the Earth days after Venus orbit insertion (VOI), which was scheduled for early December 2010, during the nominal mission period of ∼2 Earth years.
