Equatorial occultation densification and JPL's blackjack GPS receiver
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Radio occultation observations represent a planetary-scale optics experiment in which the atmosphere acts as a lens and alters the propagation velocity and paths of microwave signals passing through it.
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This paper will provide the status of IGS products and applications, contrasting before and after the removal of SA.
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The Rogue receivers are a series of custom high-accuracy Global Positioning System receivers being developed at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This thesis describes two additions to the RogueOS, a custom operation system developed for these recievers.
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The radio occultation technique has been used to characterize planetary atmospheres since the 1960's spanning atmospheric pressures from several bars to 16 microbars.
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