Large debris objects are typically defined as objects larger than 10 centimetres in size.

Large debris objects are typically defined as objects larger than 10 cm in size.

To date, small debris objects (smaller than a few millimetres in diameter) have caused damage to operational space systems.

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To date, small debris objects (smaller than a few millimetres in diameter) have caused damage to operational space systems.

It is hoped that space debris of 2 cm size will be detected in 1000 km range.

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Haystack and Goldstone radars have provided a statistical picture of the low Earth orbit (LEO) debris environment at sizes down to 0.5 centimetre (with some data down to 0.2 centimetre.

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Haystack, HAX and Goldstone radars have provided a statistical picture of LEO debris environment at sizes down to 0.5 cm (with some data down to 0.2 cm).

It is stationed at 80 degrees east longitude and measures the submillimetre sized meteoroid and space debris population.

Man made sources of debris included anything that had been put into orbit and was no longer useful, most debris being pieces smaller than 10 centimetres in diameter or tiny particles.

Current catalogues contain information on satellites and debris as small as 10 30 cm in diameter.

The number of orbital debris of less than 1 m in diameter near GEO is not well known.

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Measurements of small radar calibration satellites revealed that the L band radar can now observe space debris of 1.7 cm size in the 800 km range.

The FGAN TIRA system was employed to measure a number of 30 debris objects (sizes larger than 50 cm) selected by NASA, of six small metal spheres of the NASA experiment ODERACS I (orbital debris calibration spheres, diameter of 5 cm, 10 cm, and 15 cm), as well as of three small metal spheres (diameter of 5 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm) and dipoles (two wires of 13.1 cm length and 0.1 cm diameter) of the ODERACS II experiment.

Some preliminary measurements have been done to survey the region near GSO for debris objects smaller than 1 metre.

The existing and planned radar capabilities for observation of debris for sizes smaller than 10 30 cm in diameter are given in table 1. 1.1.2 Optical measurements

Some preliminary measurements have been done to survey the region near GEO for debris objects smaller than 1 m.

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These methods and techniques need further improvement and refinement to cope with mid size space debris (size 1 50 cm).

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