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Junyu Chen and Chusen Lin
Acquiring accurate space object orbits is crucial for many applications such as satellite tracking, space debris detection, and collision avoidance. The widely used two-line element (TLE) method estimates the position and velocity of objects in space, bu...
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Yuting Shang, Yifan Deng, Yuanli Cai, Yu Chen, Sirui He, Xuanchong Liao and Haonan Jiang
The escalating proliferation of space debris poses an increasing risk to spinning satellites, elevating the probability of hazardous collisions that can result in severe damage or total loss of functionality. To address this concern, a pioneering inflata...
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André Horstmann, Christopher Kebschull, Sven Müller, Eduard Gamper, Sebastian Hesselbach, Kerstin Soggeberg, Mohamed Khalil Ben Larbi, Marcel Becker, Jürgen Lorenz, Carsten Wiedemann and Enrico Stoll
The Institute of Space Systems at Technische Universität Braunschweig has long-term experience in the field of space debris modeling. This article reviews the current state of ongoing research in this area. Extensive activities are currently underway to ...
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Iliyana D. Dobreva, Michael P. Bishop and Andrew B. G. Bush
Understanding climate-glacier dynamics in High Mountain Asia is of critical importance to address issues including water resources, sea-level rise, mountain geodynamics, natural hazards and ecosystem sustainability. The Karakoram Himalaya is arguably the...
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