SRTM on-orbit structural dynamics

Eisen, H.; Umland, J. W.

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SRTM on-orbit structural dynamics

Eisen, H.·Umland, J. W.

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Abstract

One of SRTM's significant features is the use of a 60 meter long deployable mast that serves to deploy an outboard antenna and creates a stable baseline.

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Eisen, H., Umland, J. W.. 2001-04-16. SRTM on-orbit structural dynamics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210002136

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