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    Design of Compact Long-Slit Wynne-Offner Spectrometer for Hyperspectral Remote Sensing

    This paper focuses on the compact long-slit Wynne-Offner imaging spectrometer suitable for wide-swath high-resolution remote sensing applications. Through tracing the chief ray, astigmatism of Wynne-Offner spe...

    Jiacheng Zhu, Weimin Shen in 6th International Symposium of Space Optic… (2021)

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    Analysis on NETD of Thermal Infrared Imaging Spectrometer

    In order to suppress the noise of thermal infrared imaging spectrometer and improve its detection sensitivity, relationship between noise equivalent temperature difference (NETD) and various noise factors was ...

    Jiacheng Zhu, Zhicheng Zhao, Shu Shen in 5th International Symposium of Space Optic… (2020)

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    Design of a Snapshot Spectral Camera Based on Micromirror Arrays

    Spectral imaging is an emerging tool for a variety of scientific and engineering applications because of the additional information it provides about the nature of the materials being imaged. Snapshot spectral...

    Shujian Ding, Xujie Huang, Jiacheng Zhu in 5th International Symposium of Space Optic… (2020)

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    Suppression of the Self-Radiation Stray Light of Long-Wave Thermal Infrared Imaging Spectrometers

    For a thermal infrared hyperspectral imaging system, there are characteristics of low signal energy and severe self-thermal radiation. The thermal radiation will influence its imaging quality so much so that i...

    Shu Shen, Jiacheng Zhu, Xujie Huang in 5th International Symposium of Space Optic… (2020)

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    The Nuclear Physics Uncertainty on Kilonova Heating Rates and the Role of Fission

    The detection of an electromagnetic counterpart to GW170817 suggests that r-process elements are produced in neutron star mergers. This electromagnetic counterpart has been modeled as a kilonova, which is a li...

    Y. L. Zhu, T. Sprouse, M. R. Mumpower, N. Vassh, R. Surman in Nuclei in the Cosmos XV (2019)

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    Fission Properties Relevant for GW170817

    The recent observation of gravitational waves and electromagnetic counterpart to GW170817 [1] has provided fresh impetus to understand the formation of the heaviest elements on the periodic table. The merging of ...

    M. R. Mumpower, N. Vassh, T. Sprouse, P. Jaffke, T. Kawano in Nuclei in the Cosmos XV (2019)

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    A Novel Study on the Technique for Deriving O/N2 from Thermospheric Far Ultraviolet Dayglow Emissions

    The far ultraviolet dayglow emissions of the thermosphere, produced by the photoelectrons impact on the atomic oxygen or the nitrogen molecules, are the most important emissions used as remote sensing signals ...

    Yongchao Zhang, Jun Zhu, Huan Yin in 3rd International Symposium of Space Optic… (2017)

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    Optical Design of an Aperture-Divided MWIR Imaging Polarimeter

    The polarization state of light emitted or reflected from scene contains massive important information about target, such as the geometry, surface properties, material characteristics and so on. Imaging polari...

    Xujie Huang, Yangming **, Zhicheng Zhao in 3rd International Symposium of Space Optic… (2017)

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    Research and Design of the Architecture of On-Orbit Remote Sensing Information Processing System

    In this paper, we designed an on-orbit remote sensing information processing system based on parallel multiprocessor, according the demands of fast processing of remote sensing information and quick target mon...

    Lanzhi Gao, Chao Tan, Panfeng Wu, Qixing Zhu in 3rd International Symposium of Space Optic… (2017)

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    Modeling of a Feed Support System for Fast

    As an engineering demonstrator for SKA, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) is proposed in China. This paper is focused on one of the most critical components of FAST, the feed support s...

    Wenbai Zhu, Rendong Nan in The Square Kilometre Array: An Engineering Perspective (2005)

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    Determination of the Offset of CHAMP GPS Antenna with Respect to Satellite’s Mass Center

    It is well known that there are systematic differences between the TOPEX/POSEIDON orbits determined by GPS and by SLR plus DORIS. The residuals of laser tracking data to GPS 35 and GPS 36 also show significant...

    Chuang Shi, Ludwig Grunwaldt in First CHAMP Mission Results for Gravity, M… (2003)

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    Distances and Kinematics of Classical Cepheids

    The Hipparcos Catalogue supplies high precise astrometric observations of stars. The measurements of trigonometric parallaxes for the classical Cepheids provides the best opportunity for reexamining the PL rel...

    Zi Zhu in Stellar Astrophysics — A Tribute to Helmut A. Abt (2003)

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    Approaches to CHAMP Precise Orbit Determination

    With a tailored gravity field model, the dynamic restitution of the CHAMP orbit can be carried out quite accurately. The solution can be based on the onboard accelerometer data or on dynamical models with addi...

    Karl Hans Neumayer, Rolf König in First CHAMP Mission Results for Gravity, M… (2003)

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    Impact of different data combinations on the CHAMP orbit determination

    For the orbit determination of the CHAMP satellite three data sets are of major importance: GPS, satellite laser ranging and the accelerometer observations. The first two can be used independently for the orbi...

    Sheng Yuan Zhu, Karl Hans Neumayer in First CHAMP Mission Results for Gravity, M… (2003)

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    New Global Gravity Field Models from Selected CHAMP Data Sets

    Several sets of data were carefully selected out of the first 12 months of CHAMP GPS and STAR micro-accelerometer observations to derive a new model of the Earth’s static gravity field. These data have been dy...

    Christoph Reigber, Georges Balmino in First CHAMP Mission Results for Gravity, M… (2003)

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    Five-Hundred-Meter Aperture Spherical Telescope Project

    A Five hundred meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) is proposed to be built in theunique karst area of southwest China, and will act, in a sense, as a prototype for the Square KilometerArray (SKA). It wil...

    B. Peng, R. Nan, Y. Su, Y. Qiu, L. Zhu, W. Zhu in Sources and Scintillations (2001)

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    The FAST/SKA Site Selection in Guizhou Province

    Many karst depressions with diameters of 300 m to 500 m, suitable for constructingArecibo-style radio telescopes, were identified in the south of Guizhou Province by Remote Sensing(RS) and Geographic Informati...

    B. Zhu, Y. Nie, R. Nan, B. Peng in Sources and Scintillations (2001)

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    The Control System of the Active Main Reflector for Fast

    The main reflector of FAST consists of about 1800 elementary units. Each unit has threeadjustable supports to fix its position, and its position is adjusted by means of mechanical actuators.According to the ra...

    Yuhai Qiu, Lichun Zhu in Sources and Scintillations (2001)

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    Stellar Image Location with Maximum Correlation Procedure

    The location method and accuracy analysis has become a very important subject in astrometry since the photoelectric technique was widely applied. The location methods of the stellar images observed with the sl...

    in Astronomical and Astrophysical Objectives of Sub-Milliarcsecond Optical Astrometry (1995)

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    The VLT Interferometer

    One of the observing modes available with the ESO Very Large Telescope will be coherent combination of the light received by up to four 8m unit telescopes and several 1.8m auxiliary telescopes. The location of...

    T. R. Bedding, J. M. Beckers, M. Faucherre in Very High Angular Resolution Imaging (1994)

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