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Hideo Hanada Takahiro Iwata Qinghui Liu Fuyuhiko Kikuchi Koji Matsumoto Sander Goossens Yuji Harada Kazuyoshi Asari Toshiaki Ishikawa Yoshiaki Ishihara Hirotomo Noda Seiitsu Tsuruta Natalia Petrova Nobuyuki Kawano Sho Sasaki Kaori Sato Noriyuki Namiki Yusuke Kono Kenzaburo Iwadate Osamu Kameya Katsunori M. Shibata Yoshiaki Tamura Shunichi Kamata Yukihiro Yahagi Wataru Masui Koji Tanaka Hironori Maejima Xiaoyu Hong Jinsong Ping Xian Shi Qian Huang Yusufu Aili Simon Ellingsen Wolfgang Schlüter 《Space Science Reviews》2010,154(1-4):123-144
The Japanese lunar explorer SELENE (Kaguya), which was launched on September 14th, 2007, was the target of VLBI observations over the period November 2007 to June 2009. These observations were made in order to improve the lunar gravity field model, in particular the lower degree coefficients and the model near the limb. Differential VLBI Radio sources, called VRAD instruments, were on-board the subsatellites, Rstar (Okina) and Vstar (Ouna), and the radio signals were observed by the Japanese VERA (VLBI Exploration of Radio Astrometry) network, and an international VLBI network. Multi-frequency and same-beam VLBI techniques were utilized and were essential aspects of the successful observing program. Multi-frequency VLBI was employed in order to improve the accuracy of the orbit determination obtained from the phase delay from the narrow-band satellite signals, while the same-beam VLBI method was used to resolve the cycle ambiguity which is inherent in the multi-frequency VLBI method. The observations were made at three S-band frequencies (2212, 2218 and 2287 MHz), and one X-band frequency (8456 MHz). We have succeeded in correlating the recorded signals from Okina/Ouna, and we obtained phase delays with an accuracy of several pico-seconds at S-band. 相似文献
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The motion of a lure in water is investigated experimentally and numerically. The lure motion in water of a passing water tank is observed, and the periodic motion is/ound. From the Fourier analysis, it is found that the frequency with the largest amplitude in the lateral direction depends on the lip width of the lure. To understand the lure dynamics, a numerical simulation of the flow field around the lure is performed. The shape is measured using an X-ray computer tomography and converted into a voxel model. From visualization, it is found that vortex sheds from its lip correspond to the vibration frequency of the lure. 相似文献
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H. Hanada T. Iwata N. Namiki N. Kawano K. Asari T. Ishikawa F. Kikuchi Q. Liu K. Matsumoto H. Noda S. Tsuruta S. Goossens K. Iwadate O. Kameya Y. Tamura X. Hong J. Ping Y. Aili S. Ellingsen W. Schlüter 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》2008
The Japanese lunar explorer SELENE (SElenological and Engineering Explorer), to be launched in 2007, will for the first time utilize VLBI observations in lunar gravimetry investigations. This will particularly improve the accuracy to which the low degree gravitational harmonics and the gravity field near the limb can be measured, and when combined with Doppler measurements will enable three-dimensional information to be extracted. Differential VLBI Radio sources called VRAD experiment involves two on-board sub-satellites, Rstar and Vstar. These will be observed using differential VLBI to measure the trajectories of the satellites with the Japanese network named VERA (VLBI Exploration of Radio Astrometry) and an international VLBI network. 相似文献