NASA NTRS · 19830035072
The Satellite Situation Center
Abstract
Considerations related to the early planning for the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) took into account the desirability of an establishment of specific entities for generating and disseminating coordination information for both retrospective and predictive periods. The organizations established include the IMS/Satellite Situation Center (IMS/SSC) operated by NASA. The activities of the SSC are related to the preparation of reports on predicted and actually achieved satellite positions, the response to inquiries, the compilation of information on satellite experiments, and the issue of periodic status summaries. Attention is given to high-altitude satellite services, other correlative satellite services, non-IMS activities of the SSC, a summary of the SSC request activity, and post-IMS and future activities.
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Teague, M. J., Sawyer, D. M., Vette, J. I.. 1982-01-01. The Satellite Situation Center. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830035072
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