Landing Point Predicting Method in Target Re-Entry Measurement

Xiao Yong Li; Wei Kang Zhu; Jin Biao Zhou; Gui Ming Chen; Lei Yang; Hui Hua Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.596.463

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Landing Point Predicting Method in Target Re-Entry Measurement

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By introducing some atmospheric models and selecting methods for minimum integration step size and optimum initial integration value, a program of real time and near real time landing point predicting together with weighted processing methods of many groups of landing point parameters were put forward. Engineering application showed: the above methods and program improved real time and near real time landing point predicting precision more greatly compared with previously used methods, which had proved their broad applicability.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 596)

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463-467

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July 2014

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Xiao Yong Li*, Wei Kang Zhu, Jin Biao Zhou, Gui Ming Chen, Lei Yang, Hui Hua Wu

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Atmospheric Model, Landing Point Predicting at Sea, Minimum Integration Step Width, Optimum Initial Integration Value, Reentry Measurement

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