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China Aerospace Academy of Systems Science and Engineering

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AEROSPACE CHINA

Sponsored by

China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation

Published by

China Aerospace Academy of Systems Science and Engineering

Published quarterly in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter

Address: Room 403, No.16 Fucheng Rd., Beijing 100048, PR China

ISSN 1671-0940

CN 11-4673/V

AEROSPACE CHINA

AEROSPACE CHINA

2018 Vol. 19, No. 4 Published:28 November 2018
Research Articles
Research Progress in Laser Active Debris Removal of CAST
CHEN Chuan, YANG Wulin, GONG Zizheng, , LI Ming
2018, 19(4):  3-19.  doi:10.3969/j.issn.1671-0940 2018.04.001
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Based on the introduction to theresearch status and trend of international space-based laser debris removal technology, the existing problems of space-based laser debris removal technology are systematically analyzed. 
In view of the existing problems, the work and research progress of the Beijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering in this field are introduced from several aspects, such as dynamic behavior of laser-driven debris, orbit transfer model, ground simulation system, space-based removal system scheme and target selection strategy. The main research methods include laser-driven micro-impulse measurement experiment, surface triangulation three-dimensional reconstruction calculation method based on laser-material interaction theory, simulation calculation based on orbital dynamics, etc. It also looks forward to the future research direction in the field of this technology.
Reviews
Design of Space-based PNT System Based on BeiDou Navigation Satellite System
XIE Jun, ZHANG Jianjun,
2018, 19(4):  20-28.  doi:10.3969/j.issn.1671-0940.2018.04.002
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BeiDou navigation satellite system (the BeiDou system) is the only PNT (Positioning, Navigation and Timing) resource in China that has coverage of the globe and near-Earth space and provides continuous high-precision, low-cost positioning, navigation and timing solutions for users in a unified spatio-temporal benchmark. As an important spatio-temporal benchmark transmission system, the BeiDou system is the most important resource for the national PNT system to provide a PNT capability under a unified spatial-temporal benchmark. This paper proposes the concept, composition and development model of the space-based PNT system design based on the BeiDou system with all its space characteristics, as well as the advantages of the system. It opens up a new direction for the construction of China’s PNT system and expands a new horizon in the research of a PNT system in China.
The Development Characteristics and Trends of Heavy Launch Vehicles
QIN Tong, RONG Yi, QIN Xudong, ZHANG Zhi
2018, 19(4):  29-37.  doi:10.3969/j.issn.1671-0940.2018.04.003
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Heavy launch vehicles represent the ability of a country to enter space and utilize space resources. In recent years, with the growth in human space exploration, the major aerospace powers and companies in the world are planning to develop heavy launch vehicles. This study analyzes the development of heavy launch vehicles in the world, reviews the characteristics of China’s heavy launch vehicle serial configuration, and then proposes common points and development trends of future heavy launch vehicles in the world.
Reconstructing Sound Speed Profiles with Sea Surface Data
CHEN Cheng, JIN Tao, ZHOU Zhiquan
2018, 19(4):  38-43.  doi:10.3969/j.issn.1671-0940.2018.04.004
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 Ocean sound speed profile (SSP) is the key factor affecting acoustic propagation. The acquisition of SSPs in real time with high precision is meaningful for underwater activities. By means of the remote sensing method, the sea surface data could be obtained in near-real time. Typically, the subsurface fields are correlated with the sea surface parameters. Thus, the SSPs could be obtained by means of satellite remote sensing. In this paper, the history as well as the current research over the reconstruction of subsurface fields by means of sea surface data is introduced. Then two methods to reconstruct the SSPs with sea surface data, including the linear regression method using the empirical orthogonal function, and the self-organizing method based on the big data theory, are described in detail in the paper.
INTERVIEWS
In the Spirit of Science, Do Professional Work
CAI Ting
2018, 19(4):  44-49. 
Abstract ( 212 )   PDF (438KB) ( 245 )  
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INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES AND COOPERATION
Collaboration Between the Centre Spatial de Liège and China
Pierre Rochus
2018, 19(4):  50-54. 
Abstract ( 174 )   PDF (705KB) ( 260 )  
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SPACE NEWS
The 6th China Space Forum Held in Beijing
YU Weishu
2018, 19(4):  55-57. 
Abstract ( 228 )   PDF (269KB) ( 265 )  
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APSCO’s 10th Anniversary High-Level Forum Held in Beijing
ZONG Wen
2018, 19(4):  58-61. 
Abstract ( 231 )   PDF (167KB) ( 424 )  
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News in Brief
All Core Devices for BeiDou 3 Satellites Made in China
YU Weishu
2018, 19(4):  62-62. 
Abstract ( 278 )   PDF (258KB) ( 315 )  
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Chang’e 4 Lands at the Far Side of the Moon
CAI Jinman
2018, 19(4):  63-63. 
Abstract ( 179 )   PDF (117KB) ( 196 )  
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Long March Rockets Complete 2018 Missions with 37 Record-Setting Launches
ZHAO Cong
2018, 19(4):  64-64. 
Abstract ( 187 )   PDF (85KB) ( 190 )  
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The First Satellite of Hongyun Project Launched Atop LM-11
SUN Zhe
2018, 19(4):  65-65. 
Abstract ( 0 )   PDF (77KB) ( 9 )  
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BeiDou System Begins to Serve the World
ZONG Wen
2018, 19(4):  66-66. 
Abstract ( 188 )   PDF (61KB) ( 180 )  
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China Launches 5 Satellites into Orbit Atop A LM-2D
CHEN Li
2018, 19(4):  66-66. 
Abstract ( 0 )   PDF (61KB) ( 7 )  
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LM-2D Launched SaudiSat 5A & SaudiSat 5B Successfully
CGWIC
2018, 19(4):  67-67. 
Abstract ( 142 )   PDF (103KB) ( 20 )  
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LM-3B/Yuanzheng 1 Launches Three BeiDou Satellites into Space
WEI Jinghua
2018, 19(4):  68-68. 
Abstract ( 224 )   PDF (87KB) ( 192 )  
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