Optimal detection of near-earth objects
Optimal detection of near-earth objects
Improved technology and search strategies could significantly increase debris detection rates and tracking accuracies with modest investment. Improving the focal planes of current telescopes could significantly increase detection rates. For large systems, proportional increases in aperture area and array size are appropriate.
- University of North Texas System United States
Remote Sensing, Optimization, 42 Engineering Not Included In Other Categories, Space Vehicles, Remote Viewing Equipment, 44 Instrumentation, Including Nuclear And Particle Detectors, 610, Interplanetary Space, Telescopes, Trajectories
Remote Sensing, Optimization, 42 Engineering Not Included In Other Categories, Space Vehicles, Remote Viewing Equipment, 44 Instrumentation, Including Nuclear And Particle Detectors, 610, Interplanetary Space, Telescopes, Trajectories
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