A study of an orbital radar mapping mission to Venus. Volume 2 : Configuration comparisons and systems evaluation

Published: Sep 1, 1973.
Physical Description: 1 electronic document

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Summary

Configuration comparisons and systems evaluation for the orbital radar mapping mission of the planet Venus are discussed. Designs are recommended which best satisfy the science objectives of the Venus radar mapping concept. Attention is given to the interaction and integration of those specific mission-systems recommendations with one another, and the final proposed designs are presented. The feasibility, cost, and scheduling of these configurations are evaluated against assumptions of reasonable state-of-the-art growth and space funding expectations.

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SPACE SCIENCES

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Document ID: 19730023004.
Accession ID: 73N31736.
NASA-CR-114641.

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