The Benefits of Very Low Earth Orbit for Earth Observation Missions

Nicholas Crisp, Peter Roberts, Sabrina Livadiotti, Vitor Toshiyuki Abrao Oiko, Steve Edmondson, Sarah Haigh, Claire Huyton, Luciana Sinpetru, Katherine Smith, Stephen Worrall, J Becedas, R M Dominiguez, D Gonzalez, V Hanessian, A Molgaard, J Nielsen, M Bisgaard, Y A Chan, S Fasoulas, G H HerdrichF Romano, C Traub, D Garcia-Alminana, S Rodriguez-Donaire, M Sureda, D Kataria, R Outlaw, B Belkouchi, A Conte, J S Perez, R Villain, A Heiberer, A Schwalber

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Department of Mechanical, Aerospace & Civil Engineering
Materials Engineering
MACE - Administration
Department of Materials
Dalton Nuclear Institute

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DISCOVERER –Radically Redesigning Earth Observation Satellites for Commercially Viable Sustained Operation at Significantly Lower Altitudes: Orbital Aerodynamics Aspects
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26 Feb 2021
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DISCOVERER –Radically Redesigning Earth Observation Satellites for Commercially Viable Sustained Operation at Significantly Lower Altitudes: Orbital Aerodynamics Aspects