Optical evaluation of the Tiny Remote-sensing Instrument for Thermospheric Oxygen and Nitrogen (TRITON) CubeSat payload

Fritz, Bruce; Dymonda, Kenneth; Browna, Charles; Wolfa, Josh; Finnea, Theodore; Kooia, Vanessa; Budziena, Scott; Stephana, Andrew; Wolfram, Kenneth

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Optical evaluation of the Tiny Remote-sensing Instrument for Thermospheric Oxygen and Nitrogen (TRITON) CubeSat payload

2024
By Fritz, Bruce ; Dymonda, Kenneth ; Browna, Charles ; ...

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Joint Venture Partnerships Program - Optical evaluation of the Tiny Remote-sensing Instrument for Thermospheric Oxygen and Nitrogen (TRITON) CubeSat payload
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Fritz, Bruce ; Dymonda, Kenneth ; Browna, Charles ; Wolfa, Josh ; Finnea, Theodore ; Kooia, Vanessa ; Budziena, Scott ; Stephana, Andrew ; Wolfram, Kenneth
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Naval Research Laboratory (U.S.)
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service) ; SAE (Office of Systems Architecture and Engineering)
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The Tiny Remote-sensing Instrument for Thermospheric Oxygen and Nitrogen (TRITON) is being developed by the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) for detection of neutral components of the daytime thermosphere. TRITON measures naturally occurring, far ultraviolet (FUV) emissions of the upper atmosphere that are produced as a result of solar excitation.
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Joint Venture Partnerships Program Tiny Remote-sensing Instrument For Thermospheric Oxygen And Nitrogen TRITON
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