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Proposed Space Interferometry Missions
This page is under construction. It is slowly begin organized.
This is a very incomplete list that will slowly grow, as time permits to
make additions. My principle source is the MOon Free-Flyer Interferometer
Trade-off Study also known as the MOFFIT report and
which also has the title
Kilometric Baseline Space Interferometry: Comparison of free-flyer and
moon-based versions
Space Interferometry Study Team
European Space Agency, ESA SCI(96)7
June 1996.
This report was a trade study of the performance of moon-based and free-flyer
interferometers. It did not address nulling interferometry in any depth, but
was concerned principally with aperture synthesis imaging.
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Detecting nonsolar planets by spinning infrared interferometer
R.N. Bracewell
Nature 274, 780-781 (1978).
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FLUTE
FLUTE: A long-baseline optical interferometer in space
A. Labeyrie, F. Praderie, J. Steinberg, S. Vatoux, and F. Wouters
in Optical and Infrared Telescopes for the 1990s
A. Hewitt ed., (Kitt Peak Nat. Obs, May 1980) Vol. II, pp. 1020-1026.
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Coherent arrays for optical astronomy in space
W.A. Traub and H. Gursky
in Optical and Infrared Telescopes for the 1990s
A. Hewitt ed., (Kitt Peak Nat. Obs, May 1980) Vol. I, pp. 250-262.
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TRIO
TRIO: a kilometric interferometer with solar sails
A. Labeyrie, B. Authier, Th. de Graauw, E. Kibblewhite, G. Weigelt
in Colloquium on Kilometric Optical Arrays in Space
N. Longdon and O. Melita eds., ESA SP-226,
(European Space Agency: Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1985)
- A space telescope for infrared spectroscopy of Earth-like planets
J.R.P. Angel, A.Y.S. Cheng, and N.J. Woolf
Nature 322, 341-343 (1986)
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OASIS
OASIS: Optical Aperture Synthesis in Space, a mission concept
J.E. Noordam, A.H. Greenaway, R.S. le Poole, J.D. Bregman
ESA Workshop on Optical Interferometry in Space
N. Longdon and V. David eds, ESA SP-273
(European Space Agency: Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1987)
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HARDI
HARDI: High angular resolution deployable interferometer
P.Y. Bely, C.J. Burrows, F. Roddier, G. Weigelt
New Technologies for Astronomy, ECO Proc 1130 (1989).
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Newcomb
Newcomb, a POINTS precursor mission with scientific capacity
R.D. Reasenberg, R.W. Babcock, J.D. Phillips, K. Johnston, and R. Simon
Spaceborne Interferometry
Proc. SPIE 1947, 272-281 (1993).
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OSI
Orbiting stellar interferometer for astrometry and imaging
M.M. Colavita, M. Shao, and M.D. Rayman
Appl. Opt. 32, 1789-1797 (1993).
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SONATA
Design of an orbiting stellar interferometer for planet detection
J. Yu, M. Shao, M.M. Colavita, and M.D. Rayman
Proc. SPIE 1947 on Spaceborne Interferometry, 261-271 (1993).
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SSI
SSI: Separated Spacecraft Interferometry
S.R. Kulkarni, P-Y Bely, M. Colavita, A.B. DeCou, D.L. Jones,
J.H. Krolik, C.D. Martin, H.A. McAlister, J.P. McGuire, T. Nakajima,
X. Pan, S. Phinney, M. Shao, J.W. Yu
Proposal to NASA Res. Ann. 94-15 (1994).
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DARWIN
Could we search for primitive life on extrasolar planets in the
near future?: The DARWIN Project
A. Leger, J.M. Mariotti, B. Mennesson, M. Ollivier, J.L. Puget,
D. Rouan, and J. Schneider
Icarus 123, 249-255 (1996).
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DIVA
DIVA - Towards microarcsec global astrometry
Hipparcos Venice `97, ESA SP-402
(European Space Agency: Noordwijk, The Netherlands 1997), pp. 777-782.
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OASES
An imaging nulling interferometer to study extrasolar planets
J.R.P. Angel and N.J. Woolf
Ap.J. 475, 373-379 (1997).
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Terrestrial Planet Finder (TPF)
Terrestrial Planet Finder: Origins of Stars Planets and Life
C.A. Beichman, N.J. Woolf, and C.A. Lindensmith, eds.
JPL Publication 99-3, May 1999.
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PDI
Planet Discoverer Interferometer I: PDI, a potential precursor to
Terrestrial Planet Finder
N.J. Woolf, J.R.P. Angel, C.A. Beichman, J. Burge, M. Shao and
D. Tenerelli
in Astronomical Interferometry
Proc. SPIE 3350 (SPIE Press: Bellingham, WA, 1998), pp 683-689.
Stachnik et al: SAMSI (1984)
Burns LOUISA (1989)
Angel & Woolf: Planet Finder (1996)
Lindegren and Perryman: GAIA (1994)
Dilute Lens Imager, DLI
Multiple Space-craft Interferometer Constellation, MUSIC
Clementine II interferometer - Moon Based
DS3/ST3
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MS 306-388
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
4800 Oak Grove Drive
Pasadena, CA 91109
USA
Last Updated 11 February 1998