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A simplified detector for atomic clock anomalies detection
Environmental monitoring systems makes large use of satellite-based systems for the daily earth surface scanning. The accuracy of the final-user application that employs data acquired by using the satellite-based instrument strictly depends on the stability of the on-board atomic clock. It follows that a real-time monitoring of the frequency stability of the atomic clock is crucial for guaranteeing the reliability of the whole system.