[IGSMAIL-8091] Special Topical Issue of Advances in Space Research (ASR) on New Results from DORIS for Science and Society.

[Lemoine, Frank G. (GSFC-61A0)]

With this e-mail we like to announce that there is a Call for Papers for a Special Topic Issue in the journal Advances in Space Research, the title of this special issue will be “New Results from DORIS for Science and Society” and the editors are dr.ir. Ernst Schrama (TU Delft) and dr.ing- Denise Dettmering (DGFI / TU München):

h t t p s://www.journals.elsevier.com/advances-in-space-research/call-for-papers/calls-for-papers-for-special-issues-of-asr

Papers are invited for a special topical issue of Advances in Space Research (ASR) on New Results from DORIS for Science and Society. Subjects include the following: (1) the use of DORIS as a unique tracking technique for low Earth orbiters and in particular satellite altimeter missions; (2) new implementations of DORIS where the receiver clock on the satellites is linked to GNSS time such as on Sentinel-3 A/B and Jason CS/Sentinel-6; (3) the effect of the South Atlantic anomaly on the DORIS satellite clock; (4) reprocessing activities of the historic missions in particular on the modelling of several satellites; (5) surveillance and maintenance of the IDS beacon network to support DORIS. We encourage papers that deal with precision orbit or measurement modelling, reduction of systematic errors, new approaches for processing DORIS data configurations for a next generation DORIS system, new applications for DORIS including Near Real Time (NRT) and synergy with other geodetic techniques. More details can be found on the COSPAR website:

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The deadline for submitting papers to this special issue is 31-Jan-2022

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Ernst J.O. (Ejo) Schrama, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering.
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