Wong's angles to determine trajectories of objects

Details Wong's angles to determine trajectories of objects Wong's angles to determine trajectories of objects

1993-08-29

1998-12-08

Zanelli, Michael

Data processing: vehicles, navigation, and relative location

Navigation

Space orbits or paths

342357, 342450, 701300, G01S 300, G01S 504

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058483772

ABSTRACT:
A set of three geometric anagles is initiated to track the trajectories of moving objects. The objects to be tracked include but not limit to: satellites, space shuttles, airplanes, missiles moving in aerospace; submarines, ships, fish groups and other moving objects in hydrospace; cars, trucks, trains, human-beings and anmals moving on lands; planet motions in the solar system; particle motions in a controlled experiment in our national labories; contaminants, and hazardous materials in a variety of environmental conditions. All these objects can be detected and monitored by means of various sensing technologies which include seismic, acoustic, electro-magnetic, thermal, chemical, electro-optical and infrared. Mapping and monitoring systems could be deployed in unattended arrays or aboard ground, air, or maritime vehicles.

REFERENCES:
Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Lincoln Laboratory, Report #741, Feb. 11, 1986, by L.G. Taff, "Distance Determination via Triangulation".
Tul'skii Politekhnicheskii Institut, Tula, USSR, Geodeziia I Aerofotos'emka, No. 5, 1965, pp. 3-11 (In Russian) by O.S. Razumov.

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