平台式重力仪航空重力测量数据后处理技术研究

针对航空重力测量对数据后处理的要求,结合平台式重力仪系统的组成与工作原理,在重力异常信号的频域特征基础上,设计出一套有严格频域规范的航空重力数据后处理流程,并对某海域实测数据进行了处理。结果表明,重力异常值内符合精度为12条东西测线达到0.43mGal/140s和0.84mGal/100s,4条南北测线达到0.39mGal/140s和0.79mGal/100s;以同测线GT-2A单次测量结果为标准值统计标准差,12条东西测线为0.72mGal/140s和0.98mGal/100s,4条南北测线为1.41mGal/140s和1.53mGal/100s。结果表明,设计的航空重力测量数据后处理方法可以实现重力异常信号的高精度提取。     

机载蒸发循环系统结构的稳健性研究

机载蒸发循环系统结构的疲劳寿命易受外界和内部环境的影响,导致无法满足设计要求。采用随机有限元法,参照设计变量和随机变量的变异性,建立机载蒸发循环系统结构疲劳寿命稳健性优化的数学模型;通过引入权因子α,将稳健性优化问题转化为结构疲劳寿命均值和标准差的双目标优化问题。结果表明:合理设置疲劳寿命均值和标准差的权因子,可有效降低设计变量和随机变量对变异的敏感性,进而提高机载蒸发循环系统结构疲劳寿命的稳健性。     

机载32位计算机指令系统结构军标分析

随着国际形势的缓和,美国国防工业及半导体制造业发生着微妙的变化,于是美国防部果断地提出军杯改革。面对这种情况,国内机载计算机造型、指令系统结构标准的制定和选择目前变成一个热门话题。本文介绍了几种典型的32位计算机指令系统结构标准和美国此方面的应用现状和特点,给出了机载计算机指令系统结构标准确定的可行性与途径。     

机载ADS-B技术现状与发展趋势

随着广播式自动相关监视( ADS-B )技术的发展与广泛应用,国外涌现出许多 ADS-B 设备研制商,开发出多种应用于不同平台、具有不同功能构型的 ADS灢B 产品。从搭载平台与功能构型两个视角出发,对国内外机载 ADS-B 产品进行分类;分析航线飞机、通航飞机以及无人机载 ADS灢B 产品的功能与技术特点,并针对当前 ADS-B 系统面临航空器监视应用开发、安全性、密集干扰环境下接收增强、1090ES 链路扩容等难点问题,分析讨论技术途径并提出发展建议。     

星机双基地SAR的工作模式研究

由于卫星速度远快于飞机,传统的条带式已不适用于星机双基地SAR。有文献提出一种"双向滑动聚束式",但该模式存在成像场景长度短、成像算法复杂等缺点。利用星机双基地SAR接收机端信噪比高的特点,提出两种新的工作模式,分别是"卫星宽波束、飞机反向滑动聚束式"和"双宽波束式"。当仅展宽飞机波束时,"双宽波束式"演变为"宽波束接收式"。从理论上分析两种工作模式的可行性,并计算得出典型参数下的技术指标。相比于"双向滑动聚束式",在方位分辨率相等的条件下,这些新模式的场景长度都明显增加。但除"宽波束接收式"外,所提两种新模式将使返回卫星的单基地回波无法使用。文末分析了几种工作模式的适用场合。     

伪卫星空中基站的定位算法研究

伪卫星空中基站的精确定位是构建伪卫星区域定位系统的一个关键问题。分析了伪卫星空中基站的位置误差(相当于卫星的星历误差)对系统定位精度的影响,研究了利用逆用定位原理确定伪卫星空中基站位置的算法和几何精度因子问题,并用Monte-Carlo方法对定位精度进行了仿真,结果表明这种方法是可行的,具有较大的实用价值。     

基于Modbus协议的校飞集中监控系统

根据机载校飞设备相对分散、数据采集量大等特点,综合应用Modbus现场总线技术,结合组态王软件特点,构建校飞集中监控系统。利用组态王研制出机载校飞设备的监控系统,实现机载校飞设备的实时监视、控制,可以实时采集和显示设备的相关参数,并能进行事后回放。系统大大降低了校飞成本,提高了工作效率。     

Status of the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA)

The Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), a joint US/German project, is a 2.5-m infrared airborne telescope carried by a Boeing 747-SP that flies in the stratosphere at altitudes as high as 45,000 ft (13.72 km). This facility is capable of observing from 0.3 μm to 1.6 mm with an average transmission greater than 80% averaged over all wavelengths. SOFIA will be staged out of the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center aircraft operations facility at Palmdale, CA. The SOFIA Science Mission Operations (SMO) will be located at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA. First science flights began in 2010 and a full operations schedule of up to one hundred 8 to 10 hour-long flights per year will be reached by 2014. The observatory is expected to operate until the mid-2030s. SOFIA’s initial complement of seven focal plane instruments includes broadband imagers, moderate-resolution spectrographs that will resolve broad features due to dust and large molecules, and high-resolution spectrometers capable of studying the kinematics of atomic and molecular gas at sub-km/s resolution. We describe the SOFIA facility and outline the opportunities for observations by the general scientific community and for future instrumentation development. The operational characteristics of the SOFIA first-generation instruments are summarized. The status of the flight test program is discussed and we show First Light images obtained at wavelengths from 5.4 to 37 μm with the FORCAST imaging camera. Additional information about SOFIA is available at http://www.sofia.usra.edu and http://www.sofia.usra.edu/Science/docs/SofiaScienceVision051809-1.pdf.     

机载系统合同谈判策略与方法研究

保持高效和有效有助于达成合同谈判目标。树立大团队观念、正确选择和判断谈判对手,有效进行过程把控,准确辨识谈判意图,合理分解商务报价,化冲突于无形是谈判高效、有效并最终制胜的要诀。     

Time and phase synchronization using clutter observations in airborne distributed coherent aperture radars

Airborne Distributed Coherent Aperture Radar(ADCAR) is one of the most promising next-generation radars to significantly improve target detection and discrimination abilities. However, time and phase synchronization among unit radars should be done before an ADCAR is intended to cohere on a potential target. To address this problem, a time and phase synchronization technique using clutter observations is proposed in this paper. Clutter returns from different azimuths and elevations on the surfac...