ADVANCES IN SPACE RESEARCH - GBV
ADVANCES IN SPACE RESEARCH
The Official Journal of the Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) A Scientific Committee of the International Council for Science (ICSU)
VOLUME 34, NUMBER 5
SPACE DEBRIS
CONTENTS
Preface
859
W. Flury and H. Klinkrad
CHAPTER 1--RADAR AND OPTICAL OBSERVATIONS
Beam-Park Experiments at FGAN
863
D. Mehrhoh, L. Leushacke and D. Banka
Comparison of EISCAT Radar Data on Space Debris with Model Predictions by the Master
Model of ESA
872
M. Landgraf, R. Jehn and W. Flury
Monitoring the Low Earth Orbit Debris Environment Over an 11-Year Solar Cycle
878
E. G. Stansbery and J. L. Foster Jr.
Radar Interferometer Measurements of Space Debris Using the Evpatoria RT-70 Transmitter
884
/. Molotov, A. Konovalenko, V. Agapov, A. Sochilina, B. Lipatov, Yu. Gorshenkov, E. Molotov,
G. Tuccari, S. Buttaccio, X. Liu, J. Zhang, X. Hong, X. Huang, A. Kus, K. Borkowski, Z. Sika,
V. Abrosimov, A. Tsyukh, V. Samodurov, I. Falkovich, L. Litvinenko, V. Stepaniants,
A. Dementiev, A. Antipenko, S. Snegirev, M. Nechaeva, A. Volvach, V. Saurin, A. Pushkarcv,
A. Deviatkin, I. Guseva and P. Sukhov
The Optical Orbital Debris Measurement Program at NASA and AMOS
892
J. L. Africano, E. G. Stansbery and P. W. Kervin
Optical Observations of Space Debris in GEO and in Highly-Eccentric Orbits
901
T. Schildknecht, R. Musci, M. Ploner, G. Beutler, W. Flury, J. Kuusela, J. de Leon Cruz and
L. de Fatima Dominguez Palmero
Orbit Improvement for GEO Objects using Follow-Up Observations
912
R. Musci, T. Schildknecht and M. Ploner
A New 1 m Telescope for Space Debris Survey Observations
917
S. Isobe, A. Asami, D. Asher, N. Hashimoto, S.-i. Nakano, K. Nishiyama, Y. Olishima,
J. Terazono, H. Umehara, T. Urata and M. Yoshikawa
First Optical Space Debris Detection Campaign in Italy
921
M. Porfi.Uo, F. Piergentili and F. Graziani
CHAPTER 2--MEASUREMENTS AND MODELLING OF MICRODEBRIS AND METEOROIDS
ISIS: An In Situ Impact Sensor for Space Debris Monitoring
929
M. Porfilio and F. Graziani
Real-Time Detector for Hypervelocity Microparticles using Piezoelectric Material
935
T. Miyachi, N. Hasebe, H. ho, T. Masumura, H. Okada, H. Yoshioka, K. Nogami, T. Iwai,
H. Shibata, Y. Hamabe, S. Sasaki, S. Sugita, S. Hasegawa, H. Yano, H. Ohashi, K. Muranaga,
M. Sato and T. Tou
Multi-Layered Foil Capture of Micrometeoroids and Orbital Debris in Low Earth Orbit
939
A. T. Kearsley and G. A. Graham
Contribution of Secondary Ejecta to the Debris Population
944
J.-C. Mandeville and M. Bariteau
In Situ Debris Measurements in MEO/HEO Using Onboard Spacecraft Surface Inspection System 951 H. Hirayama, T. Hanada and T. Yasaka
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CHAPTER 3--MODELLING OF DEBRIS AND METEOROIDS
The MASTER-2001 Model
959
J. Bendisch, K. Bunte, H. Klinkrad, H. Krag, C. Martin, H. Sdunnus, R Walker, P. Wegener and
C. Wiedemann
The Sensitivity of the ESA DELTA Model
969
C. Martin, R. Walker and H. Klinkrad
EVOLVE Historical and Projected Orbital Debris Test Environments
975
P. H. Krisko
LEGEND - A Three-Dimensional LEO-to-GEO Debris Evolutionary Model
981
J.-C. Liou, D. T. Hall, P. H. Krisko and J. N. Opiela
An Assessment of the NASA Explosion Fragmentation Model to 1 mm Characteristic Sizes
987
P. D. Anz-Meador and M. J. Matney
Environmentally-Induced Debris Sources
993
N. L. Johnson
Comparison of Debris Flux Models
1000
H. Sdunnus, P. Beltrami, H. Klinkrad, M. Matney, A. Nazarenko and P. Wegener
Obtaining the Properly Weighted Average Albedo of Orbital Debris from Optical and Radar Data 1006 D. J. Kessler and K. S. Jarvis
Assessment of Orbital Debris Size Estimation from Radar Cross-Section Measurements
1013
R. Lambour, N. Rajan, T. Morgan, I. Kupiec and E. Stansbery
Physical Properties of Orbital Debris from Spectroscopic Observations
1021
K. Jorgensen, J. Africano, K Hamada, E. Stansbery, P. Sydney and P. Kervin
CHAPTER 4--RE-ENTRY OF SPACE OBJECTS
BeppoSAX Equatorial Uncontrolled Re-Entry
1029
C. Portelli, L. Salotti, L. Anselmo, T. Lips and A. Tramutola
On the Accuracy of Satellite Reentry Predictions
1038
C. Pardini and L. Anselmo
Overview of Entry Risk Predictions
1044
R B. Mrozinski, G. F. Mendeck and R M. Cutri-Kohart
Analysis of Reentry Survivability of UARS Spacecraft
1049
W. C. Rochelle, J. J. Marichalar and N. L. Johnson
Spacecraft Destruction During Re-Entry - Latest Results and Development of the SCARAB Soft-
ware System
1055
T. Lips, B. Fritsche, G. Koppenwallner and H. Klinkrad
CHAPTER 5--HYPERVELOCITY IMPACTS, PROTECTION AND RISK ANALYSIS
An Approach to Achieve Progress in Spacecraft Shielding
1063
K. Thoma, F. Schqfer, S. Hiermaier and E. Schneider
Single Bumper Shields Based on Vectran Fibers
1076
M. Tanaka and Y. Moritaka
A Study of Debris Impact Collision Probabilities to Space Tethers
1080
G. L. Gittins, G. G. Swinerd, H. G. Lewis and D. N. Williams
Radio-Wave Emission due to Hypervelocity Impacts in Relation to Optical Observation and
Projectile Speed
1085
K. Maki, T. Takano, A. Fujiwara and A. Yamori
Contents
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The Implementation of Cost Effective Debris Protection in Unmanned Spacecraft
1090
P. H. Stokes and G. G. Swinerd
Space Shuttle Debris and Meteoroid Impacts
1097
E. L. Christiansen, J. L. Hyde and R. P. Bernhard
Bounding the Risk of Crew Loss Following Orbital Debris Penetration of the International Space
Station at Assembly Stages 1J and IE
1104
S. Evans, H. Lewis, J. Williamsen, H. Evans and W. Bohl
Covariance Correlations in Collision Avoidance Probability Calculations
1109
M. J. Matney, P. Anz-Meador and J. L. Foster
Application of Symmetrized Covariances in Space Confliction Prediction
1115
R. P. Patera
Development of a Collision Risk Assessment Tool
1120
J. R Alarcon-Rodriguez, F. M. Martinez-Fadrique and H. Klinkrad
Space Debris Proximity Analysis in Powered and Orbital Phases During Satellite Launch
1125
P. Bandyopadhyay, R K. Sharma and V. Adimurthy
The Recent Upgrade and Future Perspectives of the ESABASE/Debris Tool
1130
K. D. Bunte, A. Langwost and G. Drolshagen
CHAPTER 6--THE GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT
MODEST Observations of Space Debris at Geosynchronous Orbit
1139
P. Seitzer, R Smith, J. Africano, K. Jorgensen, E. Stansbery and D. Monet
Status of CNES Optical Observations of Space Debris in Geostationary Orbit
1143
F. Alby, M. Boer, B. Deguine, I. Escane, F. Newland and C. Portmann
A Proposed In Situ Debris Measurement in GEO
1150
/. N. Opiela, J.-C. Liou and E. G. Stansbery
Concept for an Orbital Telescope Observing the Debris Environment in GEO
1155
M. Oswald, H. Krag, P. Wegener and B. Bischof
Extracting GEO Orbit Populations from Optical Surveys
1160
M. J. Matney, E. Stansbery, J. Africano, K. Jarvis, K. Jorgensen and T. Thumm
Geosynchronous Region Orbital Debris Modeling with GEO_EVOLVE 2.0
1166
P. H. Krisko and D. T. Hall
Population Evolution in the GEO Vicinity
1171
P. Wegener, J. Bendisch, H. Krag, M. Oswald and S. Stabroth
Debris Perturbed by Radiation Pressure: Relative Velocities Across Circular Orbits
1177
C. C. Celestino, O. C. Winter and A. F. B. A. Prado
A New Fast Cloud Propagator for Use in the GEO Regime
1181
D. N. Williams, G. G. Swinerd, H. G. Lewis and G. L. Gittins
Collision Risk Management in Geosynchronous Orbit
1188
A. B. Jenkin and G. E. Peterson
Reducing the Collision Risk for High Inclination Constellations in the Geosynchronous Region 1193 /. Wytrzyszczak, E. Wnuk and J. Kaczmarek
On the Orbital Evolution of Explosion Fragments
1198
A. Sochilina, R. Kiladze, K Grigoriev, I. Molotov and A. Vershkov
The End-of-Life Disposal of the Italian Geostationary Satellites
1203
L. Anselmo and C. Pardini
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Testing the Safety of Decommissioned Spacecraft Above GEO
1209
/. Wytrzyszczak
A Mission to Preserve the Geostationary Region
1214
D. A. Smith, C. Martin, M. Kassebom, H. Petersen, A. Shaw, B. Skidmore, D. Smith, H. Stokes
and A. Willig
CHAPTER 7--MITIGATION
Long-Term Evolution of Navigation Satellite Orbits: GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO C. C. Chao and R A. Gick
Consideration of Lifetime Limitation for Spent Stages in GTO R. K. Sharma, P. Bandyopadhyay and V. Adimurthy
Cost-Effective and Robust Mitigation of Space Debris in Low Earth Orbit R Walker and C. E. Martin
Analyzing Costs of Space Debris Mitigation Methods C. Wiedemann, H. Krag, J. Bendisch and H. Sdunnus
A Method of Calculating Fragment Velocity Additions for the Analysis of the Breakup of a Launch Vehicle Upper Stage
P. Bandyopadhyay, R. K. Sharma and V. Adimurthy
The ESA Space Debris Mitigation Handbook 2002 H. Klinkrad, P. Beltrami, S. Hauptmann, C. Martin, H. Sdunnus, H. Stokes, R Walker and J. Wilkinson
The European Space Debris Safety and Mitigation Standard F. Alby, D. Alwes, L. Anselmo, H. Baccini, C. Bonnal, R Crowther, W. Flury, R Jehn, H. Klinkrad, C. Portelli and R Tremayne-Smith
Space Debris Aspects in Design and Operation of a Space Craft - The Programmatic of an End-to-End Service
D. Alwes and H. Sdunnus
Author Index
1221 1227 1233 1241 1246 1251 1260
1264 1271
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