以立方衛星與微衛星進行GNSS-R/RO觀測的可行性研究;Feasibility Study on GNSS-R/RO Observation Using CubeSats or Microsatellite豈

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Title:	以立方衛星與微衛星進行GNSS-R/RO觀測的可行性研究;Feasibility Study on GNSS-R/RO Observation Using CubeSats or Microsatellite豈
Authors:	王若宇;Wang, Ruo-Yu
Contributors:	太空科學與工程研究所
Keywords:	星系設計;GNSS-R/RO;立方衛星;微衛星;Constellation Design;GNSS-R/RO;CubeSat;MicroSat
Date:	2023-07-14
Issue Date:	2024-09-19 14:48:25 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學
Abstract:	GNSS全球導航衛星系統帶給人類許多便利，除了精準定位以外，GNSS也可應用於大氣、電離層與海洋等地球觀測應用。GNSS-R/RO藉由接收經反射和偏折的導航衛星訊號，分析訊號特性變化反推經過介質的物理特性。使用低軌道衛星進行GNSS-R/RO可大幅增加海表以上資料點，包含大氣邊界層與電離層資訊，提供數值天氣預報資料同化及建立用於太空天氣監測的電離層模型。因應國內與國際上對於衛星遙測大氣、海表資料的迫切需求，國內由國家太空中心(TASA)主導GNSS-RO衛星遙測國際合作計畫，在福爾摩沙三號、七號衛星獲得豐碩成果與經驗，並積極投入下一代GNSS-R衛星獵風者號進行技術驗證與海表資料提供。考慮現行福衛七號觀測能量及國際上民營科學資料機構Spire的地球觀測星系等計畫，評估國內下一代GNSS-R/RO衛星可能的發展方向。本文收集當代GNSS-R/RO衛星計畫以及使用者需求，在考慮再訪臺灣地面站的條件下，以GPS星系為主，參考Walker星系展樣，根據需求設計出進行GPS-R/RO的Walker Delta星系，並討論不同案例中覆蓋表現。因應立方衛星應用蓬勃發展，本文採納以立方衛星及微衛星進行GPS-R的兩種情境進行地球觀測模擬。GPS-R/RO模擬過程使用STK輔助，STK提供軌道推算及VGT工具，可大幅降低運算複雜度。根據現有觀測能量及使用者需求，本文將不同案例模擬結果進行可行性分析，並提出可能應用的方向。 ;The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) brings many conveniences to humanity. In addition to precise positioning and timing, GNSS can also be applied to Earth observation, such as atmospheric studies, space weather and phenomena above the sea surface. GNSS-R/RO (GNSS-Reflectometry/Radio Occultation) are satellite based remote sensing techniques that use GNSS measurement of reflected/direct navigation satellite signals by LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite. With analysis of the received signal, the characteristics of the medium along the signal track can be retrieved from signal differences. The applications of LEO satellites in GNSS-R/RO observation can greatly increase the amount of data points above the ocean area, obtaining information on the atmosphere and ionosphere, which provides data to be assimilated for numerical weather prediction, or to establishing ionosphere models for space weather monitoring. In accordance with high demand on satellite remote sensing of atmosphere and sea surface around the world, the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) leads the GNSS-RO program in Taiwan, along with international cooperation. With the success and experience in GNSS measurement from FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC and FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2, TASA started the next GNSS measurement project, TRITON, for GNSS-R technical verification and providing users with sea surface data. Considering the COSMIC-2 observation capacity and the evolution of the commercial SPIRE satellite constellation for Earth observation, TASA has decided to have discussions about the feasibility of the next generation GNSS-R/RO satellite. This article collects information from contemporary GNSS-R/RO satellite programs, conferences and data user requirements. Under the condition of revisiting the Taiwan ground station, constellations are built following user requirements and designed as Walker constellations. Using GPS (Global Positioning System) as the navigation satellite constellation utilized for GNSS-R/RO event simulation, the article discusses the coverage Figure of Merit (FOM ) in cases and demonstrates results as well. CubeSats are also popular nowadays for Earth observation. Therefore, this thesis establishes two scenarios for CubeSats and MicroSats respectively in the GPS-R simulation. In the GNSS-R/RO event simulation process, STK (System Tool Kits) provides orbit propagation and the Vector Geometry Tool, which are helpful in reducing complexity in the calculations. With the capacity of GNSS-R/RO measurement and requirements of the end user, this paper will demonstrate simulation results, and provide probable future applications.
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