1.Introduction As a key development of the next-generation spatial information infrastructure,1the Satellite-Terrestrial Integrated Network(STIN)has become a strategic priority actively pursued by major spacefaring na...1.Introduction As a key development of the next-generation spatial information infrastructure,1the Satellite-Terrestrial Integrated Network(STIN)has become a strategic priority actively pursued by major spacefaring nations and regions,including the United States,Europe,China,and Russia.Specifically,Space X’s Starlink project has deployed over 6750 satellites,2while One Web has completed its initial phase of satellite constellation deployment with more than 600 satellites.展开更多
基金co-supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.62225103,U2441227,U24A20211)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(No.FRF-TP-22-002C2)。
文摘1.Introduction As a key development of the next-generation spatial information infrastructure,1the Satellite-Terrestrial Integrated Network(STIN)has become a strategic priority actively pursued by major spacefaring nations and regions,including the United States,Europe,China,and Russia.Specifically,Space X’s Starlink project has deployed over 6750 satellites,2while One Web has completed its initial phase of satellite constellation deployment with more than 600 satellites.
