Gw mau tau Perbandingan sistem peluncur orbital dari Wahana peluncur antariksa

Keterangan singkatan orbit dalam tabel:

GTO - Orbit transfer geostasioner

HEO - Orbit Bumi tinggi

LEO - Orbit Bumi rendah

MEO - Orbit Bumi menengah

SSO - Orbit sinkron Matahari

Legend for launch system status in below table:   [under development] — [retired] — [operational]

S. A. Kamal, A. Mirza: The Multi-Stage-Q System and the Inverse-Q System for Possible application in SLV , Proc. IBCAST 2005, Volume 3, Control and Simulation, Edited by Hussain SI, Munir A, Kiyani J, Samar R, Khan MA, National Center for Physics, Bhurban, KP, Pakistan, 2006, pp 27–33 Free Full Text

S. A. Kamal: Incorporating Cross-Range Error in the Lambert Scheme , Proc. 10th National Aeronautical Conf., Edited by Sheikh SR, Khan AM, Pakistan Air Force Academy, Risalpur, KP, Pakistan, 2006, pp 255–263 Free Full Text

S. A. Kamal: The Multi-Stage-Lambert Scheme for Steering a Satellite-Launch Vehicle , Proc. 12th IEEE INMIC, Edited by Anis MK, Khan MK, Zaidi SJH, Bahria Univ., Karachi, Pakistan, 2008, pp 294–300 (invited paper) Free Full Text

S. A. Kamal: Incompleteness of Cross-Product Steering and a Mathematical Formulation of Extended-Cross-Product Steering , Proc. IBCAST 2002, Volume 1, Advanced Materials, Computational Fluid Dynamics and Control Engineering, Edited by Hoorani HR, Munir A, Samar R, Zahir S, National Center for Physics, Bhurban, KP, Pakistan, 2003, pp 167–177 Free Full Text

S. A. Kamal: Dot-Product Steering: A New Control Law for Satellites and Spacecrafts , Proc. IBCAST 2002, Volume 1, Advanced Materials, Computational Fluid Dynamics and Control Engineering, Edited by Hoorani HR, Munir A, Samar R, Zahir S, National Center for Physics, Bhurban, KP, Pakistan, 2003, pp 178–184 Free Full Text

S. A. Kamal: Ellipse-Orientation Steering: A Control Law for Spacecrafts and Satellite-Launch Vehicles , Space Science and the Challenges of the twenty-First Century, ISPA-SUPARCO Collaborative Seminar, Univ. of Karachi, 2005 (invited paper)

Christmas turns bad for ISRO, GSLV mission fails.