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Deployable, lightweight and large aperture spaceborne telescope for LIDAR based earth observations (Articolo in rivista)

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Deployable, lightweight and large aperture spaceborne telescope for LIDAR based earth observations (Articolo in rivista) (literal)

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Mazzinghi P., Bratina V., Ferruzzi D., Gambicorti L., Simonetti F., Zuccaro Marchi A., Salinari P., Lisi P., Olivier M., Bursi A., Gallieni D., Biasi R., Pereira J. (2007)
Deployable, lightweight and large aperture spaceborne telescope for LIDAR based earth observations
in Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering
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Mazzinghi P., Bratina V., Ferruzzi D., Gambicorti L., Simonetti F., Zuccaro Marchi A., Salinari P., Lisi P., Olivier M., Bursi A., Gallieni D., Biasi R., Pereira J. (literal)

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CNR - Istituto Nazionale di Ottica Appliocata, Largo E. Fermi 6, 50125 Firenze, Italy; INAF, Arcetri Astrophysics Observatory; Carlo Gavazzi Space (CGS); ADS International (ADS); Microgate (MG; European Space Agency (ESA) (literal)

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Deployable, lightweight and large aperture spaceborne telescope for LIDAR based earth observations (literal)

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This paper describes an innovative approach for a new generation of large aperture, deployable telescopes for advanced space LIDAR applications, using the thin active mirror technology. The overall telescope design is presented with a special attention to the optical performances analysis. The mechanical layout with details of the deployment and baffling technique is shown; the complete satellite thermo-elastic analysis mapping the primary mirror deformation due to the thermal loads is presented; the control system architecture is explained and the optical design including the angular and spatial resolution, effective optical aperture and radiometric transmission, optical alignment tolerances, straylight and baffling is deeply discussed. Finally an overview of different mission profiles that this technology can satisfy is presented; the imaging performances can be achieved using the shown technology tuning the surface control to higher performances. (literal)

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