An analysis of satellite-communications terminal geolocation performed by means of interception of ground terminal uplink transmissions in which a number of spaceborne interceptors transpond the frequency band of interest to terrestrial location for processing is presented. Interception regions for prototypical terminals and satellites are calculated and the results are presented parametrically as a function of uplink signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). The optimum angular separation of the interceptor satellites is found, and the effect of nonoptimal separation is discussed, as are the practical limitations involved in implementing this geolocation system.<>
Geolocation of frequency-hopping transmitters via satellite
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems ; 29 , 4 ; 1228-1236
1993-10-01
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Geolocation of Frequency-Hopping Transmitters via Satellite
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