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Stability constraints for line scanning cameras in orbit

Abstract

Requirements, parameters, and constraints influencing the design of a line scanner camera system for imaging from orbit are described. The driving requirements are the area of the site to be imaged in each pass and the resolution as determined by the size of a pixel projected on the planet surface. Allowable jitter and distortion, required SNR, maximum data rate, and maximum variation of the emission angle during imaging are among the constraints. Simplified equations incorporating these requirements, constraints, and parameters are developed and presented.

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Bernard, Douglas E.. 1990-01-01. Stability constraints for line scanning cameras in orbit. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900060706

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