NASA NTRS · 19790016587
Clock synchronisation experiment in India using symphonie satellite
Abstract
A recent clock synchronization experiment between the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), New Delhi and Space Applications Center (SAC), Ahemedabad, in India via geostationary satellite symphonie 2, stationed at 49 E longitude, is reported. A two-way transmission using a microwave transponder considered to provide the greatest precision in synchronization of two remote clocks is described.
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Somayajulu, Y. V., Mathur, B. S., Banerjee, P., Garg, S. C., Singh, L., Sood, P. C., Tyagi, T. R., Jain, C. L., Kumar, K.. 1979-11-01. Clock synchronisation experiment in India using symphonie satellite. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790016587
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