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# Service-Aware Scheduling

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  1. Radar stops staring at one patch of sky: adaptive elevation choice cuts hidden-debris uncertainty 41.2% more than fixed pointing in simulation

    For debris fragments too small to catalog, radar detection is coupled to a Bayesian population model that picks the next elevation after each observation. Across 300 simulated worlds with 24 observations each, service-weighted adaptive pointing left 41.2% less uncertainty than fixed pointing, 15.4% less than random pointing and 5.35% less than a preplanned multi-angle schedule; service weighting itself added only 1.55% over unweighted adaptation, with a 95% interval spanning zero.

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