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Theses1
- cited by a thesis record
Ground Station Networks for Efficient Operation of Distributed Small Satellite Systems
2011 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral · Fakultät für Mathematik und Informatik · in English · the thesis's own page ›
Advisors1
- cited by a thesis record
Klaus Schilling“Ground Station Networks for Efficient Operation of Distributed Small Satellite Systems”
2011 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral
Students0
1 link more suggested, not recorded: listed but not counted
- inferred: a suggested link, not a recorded one
Christian Sauer“Development, Simulation and Evaluation of Mobile Wireless Networks in Industrial Applications”
2022 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral
The line above and below1 step
The advisors of their advisors, four steps up at most, in the thesis records and on Wikidata, each kind marked; a person in both is listed once.
- 1 step up
cited by a thesis recordKlaus Schilling
Works1
2011 · held from 1 repository · a work missing?
- cited by OPUS4 Wuerzburg's record
Ground Station Networks for Efficient Operation of Distributed Small Satellite Systems
2011 · doctoral thesis · OPUS4 Wuerzburg
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Sat beside the lineage3
referee, not advisor
- cited by a thesis record
Dong Wang“Doppler-Aided Localization and Mapping for Autonomous Systems”
referee · 2026 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Christian Sauer“Development, Simulation and Evaluation of Mobile Wireless Networks in Industrial Applications”
referee · 2022 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Dinesh Kumar Babu“Efficient Data Fusion Approaches for Remote Sensing Time Series Generation”
referee · 2021 · Universität Würzburg · doctoral