STATUS REPORT ON THE NEW RADIOTELESCOPE FOR THE WETTZELL STATION.

Manfred Schneider; Richard Kilger; Klemens Nottarp; Ewald Reinhart; James Campbell; Hermann Seeger

STATUS REPORT ON THE NEW RADIOTELESCOPE FOR THE WETTZELL STATION.

Manfred Schneider
, Richard Kilger
, Klemens Nottarp
, Ewald Reinhart
, James Campbell
, Hermann Seeger

Former organisations of Engineering and Design

Technical University of Munich

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Abstract

In November 1980 the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft adopted plans submitted by the SFB 78 to develop the Satellite Observation Station Wettzell into a fundamental geodetic station for global geodynamic programs. The most important step towards fulfilling these plans was to build a dedicated geodetic radiotelescope for Very Long Baseline and Satellite Interferometry. The telescope with a diameter of 20 m has been designed for optimal stability and will be equipped with a modern Mk III VLBI terminal as well as a hydrogen maser. The installation of the new radiotelescope which will then be available for dedicated geodetic and geodynamic observing programs was scheduled for May to December 1982; routine operations commenced late in 1983.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Publisher	Cepadues-Editions
Pages	73-81
Number of pages	9
ISBN (Print)	2854280873
State	Published - 1983

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