Assessment of Close Approaching Between ASO-S Satellite and Other Objects in Space
Hu Jiang(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Shouliang Wang(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Yanping Bai(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Bing-Long Chen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xinyu Li(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Ye Zhang(Harbin Institute of Technology), Yunfei Zhu(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Yong Yang(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Tao He(Shanghai University of Engineering Science), Yibo Xu(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Zengshan Yin(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Zhongguang Yang(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Cheng Zhu(Wenzhou Medical University), Caixia Cao(Shanghai Micro Satellite Engineering Center), Lei Deng
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