SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS AND SYSTEMS (SES); GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINING THE PARTS OF SATELLITE EARTH STATION ANTENNA RADIATION PATTERNS CONCERNED BY THE GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE ORBIT PROTECTION

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European Telecommunications Standards Institute

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Symbols
  3.3 Abbreviations
  3.4 Mathematical formulas
4 GSO arc protection requirement
5 Aspects of the GSO arc
  5.1 Aspect of the GSO arc from space
  5.2 Aspect of the GSO arc from an Earth Station (ES)
  5.3 Aspect of the GSO arc from an ES antenna
  5.4 Minimum longitude offset
6 Mathematical analysis
  6.1 Geographical coordinates
  6.2 Earth station geographical coordinates
  6.3 Satellite geographical coordinates
  6.4 Local coordinates
  6.5 Satellite local coordinates
  6.6 Other relationships between Satellite and ES coordinates
  6.7 Antenna Cartesian coordinates
  6.8 Antenna polar coordinates
  6.9 Antenna Az-axis alignment
  6.10 Az-axis alignment of an antenna with a fixed polarizer
  6.11 Antenna with equatorial mount
7 Axis alignment offsets and errors
  7.1 Axis alignment errors with an azimuth-elevation mount
  7.2 Axis alignment errors with an equatorial mount
8 Contour computation method
  8.1 General
  8.2 Case of 1 ES and 1 satellite
  8.3 Case of ESs and satellites
9 Excel Tool
  9.1 General
  9.2 Cell colours
  9.3 Constants
  9.4 Buttons
  9.5 Input data
  9.6 Functions and Subroutines
  9.7 Output data and graphs
History

Specifies a method for the determination of the range of off-axis directions which could be oriented towards the visible part of GSO.

Committee	SES HARM
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	88
PublisherName	European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Status	Current

TR 103 233 : 1.1.1	SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS AND SYSTEMS (SES); TECHNICAL REPORT ON ANTENNA PERFORMANCE CHARACTERIZATION FOR GSO MOBILE APPLICATIONS
TR 102 353 : 1.2.1	SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS AND SYSTEMS (SES); BROADBAND SATELLITE MULTIMEDIA (BSM); GUIDELINES FOR THE SATELLITE INDEPENDENT SERVICE ACCESS POINT (SI-SAP)