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Forecasting of Weather Effects for the Deep Space Network

Abstract

This paper presents a proposed approach for Ka-band link management for deep space applications using daily weather forecasts and discusses the tools that will be employed for operations. Performance metrics are also presented. The proposed approach will be tested in a two-year experiment campaign.

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Mendoza, Ricardo, Benjauthrit, Boonsieng. 2005-07-03. Forecasting of Weather Effects for the Deep Space Network. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080013203

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