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Novel pole-sitter mission concepts for continuous polar remote sensing

Ceriotti et al., 2012

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15458728340324847254
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Ceriotti M
Heiligers J
McInnes C
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Sensors, Systems, and Next-Generation Satellites XVI

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The pole-sitter concept is a solution to the poor temporal resolution of polar observations from highly inclined, low Earth orbits and the poor high latitude coverage from geostationary orbit. It considers a spacecraft that is continuously above either the North or South Pole and …
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