Positioning, Navigation and Timing for Planetary Exploration and Colonization: to the Moon and Beyond
Positioning, Navigation and Timing for Planetary Exploration and Colonization: to the Moon and Beyond
- Neue Suche nach: Marco Lisi
- Neue Suche nach: Marco Lisi
With the Artemis program, NASA plans to collaborate with commercial and international partners to land in 2024 human beings on the Moon and then to establish a permanent "base camp” by the end of the decade. Challenges ahead are numerous: the Moon "base camp” will have to meet very stringent requirements in terms of operations, logistics, and safety of life; moreover, a permanent base on the Moon will have to be affordable and sustainable, i.e., its cost will need to be assessed over its life-cycle, under a long term technical, economic, and political perspective. The exploration of the Moon with human and robotic missions and its colonization, through the establishment of a permanent base, will require many vital supporting infrastructures, such as communication networks and positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) systems.
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Positioning, Navigation and Timing for Planetary Exploration and Colonization: to the Moon and Beyond
2020
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
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Positioning , navigation , timing , GNSS , Moon , infrastructure , Cartography , GA101-1776 , Cadastral mapping , GA109.5
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