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Galileo's Telecommunications Using the Low-Gain Spacecraft Antenna
Galileo's accomplishment of a science-rich mission through a low-gain antenna was possible by the coordinated efforts of the Deep Space Network support team, the spacecraft designers, and the science principal investigators.
Small Spacecraft Telecommunications for the New Millennium's Technology Validation Missions
NASA's vision for science exploration in the next century is based on frequent, affordable missions enabled by small, low-mass, low-cost, highly-autonomous spacecraft. Through the New Millennium Program (NMP), NASA is establishing a new and highly integrated approach to developing and flight-validating technologies that meet these spacecraft goals.
Telecommunications End-to-End Systems Monitoring on TOPEX/Poseidon: Tools and Techniques
The TOPEX/Poseidon Project Satellite Performance Analysis Team's roles and responsibilities have grown to include functions that are typically performed by other teams on JPL flight projects.
Development of telecommunication systems for EM-1 interplanetary CubeSat missions
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Opportunistic Bistatic Radar with Telecommunications Systems on Planetary Helicopters
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Space Telecommunications Radio System (STRS) Project Closeout
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Tree of Life: A Multi-Generational Telecommunication Concept
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NASA’s Interest in 3GPP Mobile Telecommunications Protocols for Near Earth Space and the Lunar Surface
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3GPP Mobile Telecommunications Technology on the Moon
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Connecting with Mars: the Evolution of Relay Telecommunication Networks for Mars
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Applications of the INTELSAT system to remote health care
INTELSAT, the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization, is a not-for-profit commercial cooperate of 124 member nations, created on 20 August 1964. It owns and operates a global system of communications satellites that provides international telecommunications services to 180 countries, territories, and dependencies, and domestic telecommunications services to 40 nations. INTELSAT has actively encouraged the use of satellites for both telemedicine and disaster relief. Topics discussed include: INTELSAT domestic/regional services; use of transportable antennas; INTELNET; using the existing telecommunications infrastructure for remote health care applications: Project Access; INTELSAT's role in disaster telecommunications efforts; and how INTELSAT's existing infrastructure can be used for disaster telecommunications.