| Date: | 2005-09-14 09:23:00 | |
| Sender: | Jan McGarry <Jan McGarry <jan.f.mcgarry@nasa.gov>> | |
| Subject: | [SLR-Mail] No. 1374: Moving to KHz Ranging Session at 2005 Herstmonceux Workshop | |
| Author: | Jan McGarry | |
| Content: | ******************************************************************************** SLR Electronic Mail 2005-09-14 09:23:00 UTC Message No. 1374 ******************************************************************************** Author: Jan McGarry Subject: Moving to KHz Ranging Session at 2005 Herstmonceux Workshop For those who will be attending the ILRS Fall 2005 Workshop in Eastbourne, we would like to ask for your inputs to the session ”Moving to KHz Ranging.” The proposed topics of discussion from the Workshop Website are: 1) Is kHz ranging the key to 1 mm observations? 2) What is the analyst response to the new kHz SLR data? 3) What are the benefits and disadvantages of using high repetition lasers? 4) What developments have sites undergone to prepare for moving toward kHz ranging? 5) What software developments are necessary to operate at kHz? 6) What are the experiences of sites in preparing to operate a kHz? 7) What developments have site made in real time track detection? 8) What are the problems that sites will face that they hope to overcome with track detection? 9) How should data be selected to form a normal point? (1 retro vs mean)? 10) What developments have there been in the SLR2000 project? Please let us know which topics are important to you and what others should be added. Also please let us know if you would like to present your ideas on any of these subjects. The organization of the session is expected to be rather informal with more discussion than presentation, but there will be some initial presentation to start each topic. We would also like the stations that are currently doing, or planning to do KHz ranging, to give a brief summary and status of their efforts at this session. Thank you, Georg Kirchner Jan McGarry From: Jan McGarry ******************************************************************************** |