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Space based AIS detection with the maritime monitoring and messaging microsatellite

Orr et al., 2013

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Document ID
1397734003651468114
Author
Orr N
Cain J
Stras L
Zee R
Publication year
Publication venue
64th International Astronautical Congress

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In 2008, a 6.5 kg nanosatellite called NTS was launched with the challenging and pioneering mission of demonstrating that Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals transmitted by maritime vessels could be received from space. NTS exceeded all mission …
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