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Mapping new and old worlds with laser altimetry
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James Jim Brian Garvin
NASA Goddard Space
Mapping new and old worlds with laser altimetry
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1993
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James Jim Brian Garvin
NASA Goddard Space
Abstract
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Spaceborne laser altimeter systems intended to operate at lunar and Martian orbits are reviewed. Laser altimeter systems capable of long lifetimes with centimeter precision ranging electronics are considered to be essential components of NASA's EOS.
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