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Qihong Ge,Huazhong Yangd payload modular design. After the preliminary progress on the different platform subsystems design, it was decided by the middle of Phase-B in October 2007 that the first μSAT demonstration flight will be devoted to an experimental Earth observation payload with several instruments, together with

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Songtao Lin,Junliang Chenites and constellations with advanced measurement capabilities. Small satellites (~500 kg or less) have been crucial contributors to achieving NASA’s Earth science measurements and will continue to be so in the future. The U.S. National Research Council (NRC) is just now completing its first decadal

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Yuancheng Wu,Wenhua Lang,Mingtian Zhouectives of the INTAμSAT initiative are similar to the NANOSAT programme: 1-Keep running at our Institute an internal space programme with limited resources; 2-Most of the subsystems are developed at INTA, but with collaborations in the research and bilateral work with several universities and other

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Lu Yan mission developments are the availability and improvement of small launchers, the development of small ground station networks connected with rapid and cost-effective data distribution methods, and cost-effective management and quality assurance procedures. The paper is based on the outcomes of the

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T. Srinivasan,Jayesh Seshadri,J. B. Siddharth Jonathan,Arvind Chandrasekharectives of the INTAμSAT initiative are similar to the NANOSAT programme: 1-Keep running at our Institute an internal space programme with limited resources; 2-Most of the subsystems are developed at INTA, but with collaborations in the research and bilateral work with several universities and other

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0302-9743 held in Beijing and Shanghai, respectively, encouraged us to continue this international event. In its third year, ICCNMC 2005 continued to provide a forum for978-3-540-28102-3978-3-540-31868-2Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Self-organizing Wireless Sensor Networks in Actionions. Two key advantages of these networks over more traditional sensor networks are that they can be dynamically and quickly deployed, and that they can provide fine-grained sensing. Applications, such as emergency response to natural or manmade disasters, detection and tracking, and fine grained s