Sentence examples for generation gravity from inspiring English sources

A Next Generation Gravity Mission (NGGM) concept for measuring the Earth's variable gravity field has been recently proposed by ESA.

Already while GOCE was being developed, ESA started preparatory studies for a Next Generation Gravity Mission (NGGM).

This paper focuses on the orbit and formation control for the Next Generation Gravity Mission (NGGM), under study at the European Space Agency.

The paper presents the design and some simulated results of the attitude control of a satellite formation under study by the European Space Agency for the Next Generation Gravity Mission.

After the successful European gravity mission GOCE (Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer), which provided an unprecedented high resolution static global map of the Earth's gravity field, the European Space Agency has proposed several preparatory studies for a Next Generation Gravity Mission (NGGM).

Next generation gravity missions (NGGM) might use similar laser ranging techniques for global mapping of temporal variations of Earth's gravitational field [8].

The U.S. National Science Foundation has agreed to support the development of a next-generation gravity map of Antarctica (ADGRAV - Antarctic Digital Gravity Synthesis).

From a series of preparatory studies led by the European Space Agency ESAA) since 2003, it turned out that the most suitable technique for such a next-generation gravity mission is the so-called Low-Low Satellite-to-Satellite Tracking based on laser distance metrology.

One alternative is to study the generation of gravity waves (GW) with horizontal resolutions that are higher than those used in current GCM simulations.

There is a mid-latitude region to the East of the Andes Range in the Southern Hemisphere that exhibits ideal conditions for the generation of gravity waves (GW) by topography mainly during winter.

The relationship between auroral activity and the generation of gravity waves (GWs) in the auroral F-region (150 300 km) was investigated using data from the European Incoherent Scatter EISCATT) radar and an all-sky camera at Kilpisjärvi (69.0° N, 20.8° E).