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An Assessment of the Triangulation Capabilities of a Multi-Site All-Sky Infrared Camera Array
The Galileo Project operates three autonomous multi-camera observing sites near Las Vegas, Nevada, separated by baselines of $2$ and $10\,$km, with the goal of characterizing the populations of natural and human-made objects that cross the sky and thereby isolating any event that fits none of them.
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