In-Orbit Performance of the GRACE Follow-on Laser Ranging Interferometer

Autor: Jehhal Liu, Henry Wegener, Joseph Trinh, David C Barr, James Howell, Andrew J. Sutton, Daniel A. Shaddock, C. Bogan, Bernd Zender, Mike A Davis, Gerhard Heinzel, Micah Kruger, Duo Wang, Frank Gilles, Martin S. Gilbert, R. Flatscher, M Herding, Christopher Woodruff, Anton Lebeda, Mark Katsumura, Benjamin Sheard, Carl Christian Liebe, S. Dubovitsky, Katrin Dahl, Rabi T. Wang, Christoph Mahrdt, Daniel Schütze, Frank Heine, Marcus Zimmermann, Kenneth Clark, Steve Windisch, Nicolas Grossard, Philipp Hager, Michelle Stephens, Brian Bachman Okihiro, Jerome Hauden, Kameron Larsen, Karsten Danzmann, William M. Folkner, Christian Dahl, Brent Ware, Burghardt Guenther, Glenn de Vine, Robert Spero, Andreas Eckardt, Malte Misfeldt, Joshua Ravich, Claus Braxmaier, Gary D. Spiers, Arnold Lebeda, J. Reiche, Gretchen Reavis, Thomas Ester, Frank Flechtner, Martin Hinz, Alexander Koch, Alexander Abramovici, Jeffrey Dickson, Andreas Baatzsch, Christoph Seiter, Robert Pierce, Kai Voss, Marina Kaufer, K. Nicklaus, Kirk McKenzie, Michael J Burke, Klaus Abich, Maxime P Bize, Phillip R Morton, Alex Murray, Vitali Müller, T. Mangoldt, Lynette Lobmeyer, William Klipstein, Michael Sileo, Martin Gohlke, Germán Fernández Barranco, Don J Nguyen, Bengie Amparan, Thomas Leikert, G. Stede, Samuel Francis, Josep Sanjuan

Publikováno v: Physical Review Letters
Physical Review Letters 123 (2019), Nr. 3

The Laser Ranging Interferometer (LRI) instrument on the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) Follow-On mission has provided the first laser interferometric range measurements between remote spacecraft, separated by approximately 220 km. A

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