SLR

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SLR (Satellite Laser Ranging) is a geodetic technique that measures the distance to satellites using laser pulses to precisely determine Earth’s shape, rotation, and reference frames.

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SLR canonical 2

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instanceOf geodetic technique ⓘ
space geodetic technique ⓘ
accuracy millimeter-level range precision ⓘ
contributesTo Global Geodetic Observing System ⓘ
International Terrestrial Reference Frame ⓘ
coordinatedBy International Laser Ranging Service ⓘ
dataType two-way laser range measurements ⓘ
environmentalLimitation clear-sky conditions ⓘ
nighttime operation for many stations ⓘ
epochOfDevelopment 1960s ⓘ
fullName Satellite Laser Ranging ⓘ
measurementMode two-way ranging ⓘ
measurementPrinciple time-of-flight of laser pulses ⓘ
measures distance to satellites ⓘ
network global network of SLR stations ⓘ
observes Earth observation satellites ⓘ
artificial Earth satellites ⓘ
geodetic satellites ⓘ
navigation satellites ⓘ
primaryPurpose determination of Earth’s rotation ⓘ
precise determination of Earth’s shape ⓘ
realization of terrestrial reference frames ⓘ
provides Earth orientation parameters ⓘ
geocenter motion information ⓘ
information on Earth rotation variations ⓘ
information on postglacial rebound ⓘ
information on sea level change ⓘ
information on tectonic plate motion ⓘ
low-degree Earth gravity field coefficients ⓘ
precise satellite orbits ⓘ
scale of the International Terrestrial Reference Frame ⓘ
relatedTo Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite ⓘ
Global Navigation Satellite Systems ⓘ
Very Long Baseline Interferometry ⓘ
requires accurate station coordinates ⓘ
ground-based laser stations ⓘ
high-precision timing systems ⓘ
high-stability clocks ⓘ
precise satellite ephemerides ⓘ
satellites equipped with retroreflectors ⓘ
usedFor calibration of other space geodetic techniques ⓘ
fundamental physics experiments ⓘ
monitoring of station coordinates ⓘ
realization of global geodetic reference frames ⓘ
satellite orbit determination ⓘ
tests of general relativity ⓘ
time transfer support ⓘ
validation of gravity field models ⓘ
uses laser pulses ⓘ

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Global Geodetic Observing System → uses → SLR ⓘ