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1. University of Tokyo's Student Nano-Satellite Project CubeSat-XI and Its On-Orbit Experiment Results

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Kenji Nakada, Yuya Nakamura, Masao Nagai, Akito Enokuchi, Shinichi Nakasuka, Ryu Funase, Takeshi Eishima, Ernesto Takei, and Cheng Yuliang

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Geography, business.product_category, Rocket, Aeronautics, Nano satellite, Orbit (dynamics), CubeSat, Satellite, Orbit determination, Flight experiment, business, Remote sensing
Abstract

Students of University of Tokyo, ISSL (Intelligent Space Systems Laboratory), developed a nano satellite named “CubeSat-XI,” which was successfully launched by Russian Rocket “ROCKOT” on June 30, 2003. The satellite has been working well and the students have been performing various experiments using this satellite. This paper reviews the concept, significance, systems' descriptions of CubeSat-XI, and reports the post-launch flight experiment results. Especially, orbit determination and estimation of the satellite attitude will be highlighted. Earth imaging mission will also be described.

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2004
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3. Technology demonstration on university of Tokyo's pico-satellite 'XI-V' and its effective operation result using ground station network

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Ernesto Takei, Tsukasa Funane, Shinichi Nakasuka, Ryu Funase, Yuta Nojiri, Akito Enokuchi, Kenji Nakada, Masaki Nagai, Yuva Nakamura, Cheng Yuliang, Takeshi Eishima, and Fumiki Sasaki

Subjects
Ground station, Engineering, business.industry, Launched, Aerospace Engineering, Satellite, Telecommunications, business, Remote sensing
Abstract

Small satellites, especially pico- or nano-class satellites, are considered to provide good opportunity for technology demonstration. University of Tokyo's pico-satellite “XI-V”, which was scheduled to be launched in September 2005, was developed in 1 year with the mission to test newly developed solar cells. This paper introduces the details of the mission and its effective operation using the network of ground stations.

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