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Geosynchronous platform definition study. Volume 4, Part 1 : Traffic analysis and system requirements for the baseline traffic model

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Jun 1, 1973.
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The traffic analyses and system requirements data generated in the study resulted in the development of two traffic models; the baseline traffic model and the new traffic model. The baseline traffic model provides traceability between the numbers and types of geosynchronous missions considered in the study and the entire spectrum of missions foreseen in the total national space program. The information presented pertaining to the baseline traffic model includes: (1) definition of the baseline traffic model, including identification of specific geosynchronous missions and their payload delivery schedules through 1990; (2) Satellite location criteria, including the resulting distribution of the satellite population; (3) Geosynchronous orbit saturation analyses, including the effects of satellite physical proximity and potential electromagnetic interference; and (4) Platform system requirements analyses, including satellite and mission equipment descriptions, the options and limitations in grouping satellites, and on-orbit servicing criteria (both remotely controlled and man-attended).
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 19730020131.
Accession ID: 73N28863.
NASA-CR-133971.
SD-73-SA-0036-4-VOL-4-PT-1.
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