ظهور میکرو و نانو ماهواره‌ها برای تحقیقات جوی و آزمایش فناوری (پیشرفت در فضانوردی و هوانوردی)

Miniaturized satellites are paving the way to a completely new era of faster and less expensive access to space by using smaller payloads. Pico- and nanosatellite activity has expanded greatly in the last decade, due in large part to activity within the university satellite community. Emergence of Pico- and Nanosatellites for Atmospheric Research and Technology Testing describes the current state of this exciting technology and includes a variety of detailed examples that will help the reader identify appropriate analytical models, simulations, and technologies in the development of miniaturized satellite missions. Introduction / Purvesh Thakker and Gary Swenson Management and implementation of a cubesat interdisciplinary senior design course / Purvesh Thakker and Gary Swenson Small satellites 101: University of Hawaii small-satellite program / Justin M. Akagi, Tyler N. Tamashiro, Wade G. Tonaki, and Wayne A. Shiroma Survey of atmospheric and other research projects employing small university satellites / Purvesh Thakker and Gary Swenson ION-1 and 2-cubesat optical remote sensing instruments / Purvesh Thakker, Gary Swenson, and Lara Waldrop Cubesats for GPS scintillation science / Bryan Doyle...[et al.] PowerSphere Development: an example in using Gossamer technology on picosatellites / E.J. Simburger, J.L.Lin and S.E. Scarborough Multi-application survivable tether (MAST) experiment / Nestor Voronka, Robert Hoyt, and Tyrel Newton Attitude determination, control, and related operation of the Illinois observing nanosatellite / Andrew Pukniel Microthruster propulsion / Lance K. Yoneshige, Lynnette E.S. Ramirez, and Carlos F.M. Coimbra Novel propulsion system for nanosatellites / Filip Rysanek Power systems for cubesat-class satellites / Purvesh Thakker and Jonathan W. Kimball Picosatellite power system design / E.J. Simburger Evolution of the ION cubesat software architecture / Leon Arber Cubesat radio communication systems / Alex Rein Ground station design: mobile approach / Dylan J. Ichikawa ...[et al.] Retrodirective antenna systems for cubesats / Monte K. Watanabe, Justin M. Akagi, and Wayne A. Shiroma Appendix. Case study: overview of ION as applied to atmospheric research and technology testing problems / Purvesh Thakker...[et al.]. "Miniaturized satellites are paving the way to a completely new era of faster and less expensive access to space by using smaller payloads. Pico- and nanosatellite activity has expanded greatly in the last decade, due in large part to activity within the university satellite community. This book describes the current state of this exciting technology and includes a variety of detailed examples that will help the reader identify appropriate analytical models, simulations, and technologies in the development of miniaturized satellite missions."--Publisher