Introductory talk

John Degnan,

Sigma Space Corporation, USA

john.degnan@sigmaspace.com

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1. Time Transfer by Laser Link T2L2 – Experimental campaign
E. Samain¹, P. Exertier¹, Ph. Guillemot², M. Aimar¹, C. Courde¹, N. Martin¹, M. Laas-Bourez¹, J-L Oneto¹, F. Pierron¹, M. Pierron¹, J.-M. Torre¹, S. Leon³

¹OCA – Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur, Caussol, France

²CNES –French Space Agency, Toulouse, France

³CNES –French Space Agency, Paris, France

etienne.samain@oca.eu

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2. European Laser Timing – new challenges for the SLR community

Ivan Procházka², Jan Kodet^1,2, Ulrich Schreiber¹

1Technical University of Munich, Forschungseinrichtung Satellitengeodäsie Fundamentalstation Wettzell, 93444 Bad Kötzting, Germany

²Czech Technical University in Prague, Brehova 7, 115 19 Prague, Czech Republic

ulrich.schreiber@canterbury.ac.nz

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3. One-way LASER Ranging to LRO

Mark Torrence

NASA/GSFC; SGT Inc, Greenbelt, MD, USA

mark.h.torrence@nasa.gov

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4. Reduction and analysis of one-way laser ranging data from Wettzell ground station to LRO

S. Bauer, J. Oberst, H. Hussmann, P. Gläser, U. Schreiber, D. Mao, G. Neumann, E. Mazarico, M. Torrence, J. McGarry, G. Herold, D. Smith, M. Zuber

Planetary Research, DLR, Germany

sven.bauer@dlr.de

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5. One--way ranging to spacecraft at planetary distances

David E Smith and Maria T Zuber

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

smithde@mit.edu

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6. Quantification of interplanetary laser ranging system requirements through bottom-up link simulations

Dominic Dirkx

Aerospace Engineer faculty, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

d.dirkx@tudelft.nl

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