PPT-Committee on Earth Observation Satellites

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Plenary Agenda Item 3 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto Japan 5 6 November 2015 AGEOS Gabonese Agency for Studies and Observations

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Plenary Agenda Item 3 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto Japan 5 6 November 2015 AGEOS Gabonese Agency for Studies and Observations from Space Aboubakar. brPage 1br Artificial Satellites brPage 2br Artificial Satellites 8kZkkk kkZkd k aZkZk65533k Kknkpgk1 kkp G brPage 3br Geostationary Satellites KkkkpgZ Settler. What is this picture of ?. Learning Objectives. To know what a satellite is. To know some uses of artificial satellites. To understand the differences between polar and geostationary . orbits and where they are used. Based on Functions. Passive Satellite – a communications satellite not equipped with electronic devices to retransmit communications. Such satellite acts only as a reflector of radio waves.. Active Satellite – a satellite equipped with electronic devices to receive, amplify, convert, and retransmit signals . ASTR 101. Prof. Dave Hanes. Orbiting Near, Around, . and Away from the Earth. Let’s consider:. Ballistic missiles on Earth. Artificial satellites. Geosynchronous satellites. Actually escaping the Earth. A Brief History of Satellite Remote Sensing. Sputnik I Launched by the Soviet Union on October 4, 1957. Worlds first man-made satellite. Size of a beach ball; Weighed about 184 pounds. Sputnik II launched November 3, 1957. Satellite Communications Systems. RECAP. How many types of mobile phone networks are there?. Mobile Phone Networks. Two types of mobile phone networks:. Cellular. Satellite . Describe how a cellular phone network operates when making calls to a landline.. Your Library. Elementary Aged Presentation. Note to Presenter. Feel free to pick and choose the slides you would like to use for your presentation.. There are many great online resources and hands on activities which you can use to enhance . Edward “. Smitty. ” Smith and Mike Lewis. October 4, 2017. Overview. Introduction. Different Technologies, Shared Challenges. Helpful Terms for Understanding Acronym Soup. Overview of Drones. Types and Classifications. Network of satellites in orbit to accurately determine one’s position down on the ground. Introduction to Geospatial Technologies. Learning objectives. GPS origins. Finding your location with GPS. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3fH84fE0eo&feature=related. Why doesn’t the moon fall down?. It does.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsFf9gl6lL8&feature=related. What is a satellite?. Technically, anything that is in orbit around Earth is technically a satellite, but the term "satellite" is typically used to describe a useful object placed in orbit purposely to perform some specific mission or task. We commonly hear about weather satellites, communication satellites and scientific satellites.. NCEO provides the UK’s NERC with national capability in Earth observation science and hosts the UK Joint GEO/CEOS Office. GFOI-related activities hosted by the Terrestrial Carbon and Vegetation unit and within the Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Presentation for AEA Amateur Radio Club W6AGO. Ryan Noguchi, AI6DO. Nov 2018. Outline. Background. Operating Concepts. Satellite Types. Making Contacts. Equipment. References. 2. Background. First amateur radio satellite (OSCAR I) launched Dec 1961. . Zakia. Sultana. Components. A microwave repeater in the sky consisting of transmitter, receiver, amplifier, regenerator, . mux. , . demux. , antenna, and so on.. Space segment. The transponder. Earth segment. aakash. . patel. (130110105001). urvish. . soni. (130110105059). guided by:dr. k priyan &Prof. Snehal . Popli. CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGG DEPT. G H PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGG &TECH (011), VALLABH VIDYANAGAR.

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