نتایج جستجو برای: spacecraft equipment

تعداد نتایج: 87564  

2009
David J. Musliner Michael J. S. Pelican Peter J. Schlette

NASA operates manned spacecraft according to rigorouslydefined procedures, some of which can be executed both automatically and manually. Unfortunately, the operating procedures for different pieces of equipment and different execution modes (onboard/offboard, manual/automatic) may be written in entirely different languages. In this paper, we describe an approach to verifying that the underlyin...

2008
Abu Zafar M. Shahriar Mohammed Atiquzzaman William Ivancic

Future Low Earth Orbiting spacecrafts will contain several IP-enabled devices, such as Earth observing equipment, that will be accessible by terrestrial users through the Internet. Mobility solutions, such as Mobile IPv6, can be used to handle the mobility of individual devices as the spacecraft moves around the Earth and handsover between ground stations. Mobility management of individual host...

Journal: :Operations Research 1970
Raoul J. Freeman Roger C. Moore Gerhard F. Schilling

This study concerns itself with one aspect of possible post-Apollo space activity -a pro­ gram of astronomical research on the moon that culminates in the establishment of a lunar observatory. A mathematical model is utilized to analyze the logistics implications of conducting such an astronomical research program. The na­ ture of the research equipment needed for the ac­ complishment of the pr...

2002
S. Di Gennaro

In this paper the attitude tracking problem is solved for a flexible spacecraft in the case of measurements of the variables describing the attitude error. Such a control could be applied in failure situations for recovering a spacecraft, so increasing the fault tolerance of the spacecraft control system and the success of the mission. The result is a dynamic controller capable of reconstructin...

Journal: :JDIM 2012
Qianzhao Lei

Such problems are often encountered in engineering designs: drawing moving targets orbits, however either there is no analytical formula of the orbit equation, or the derivation of getting a track equation is cumbersome; designing size of an equipment requires solving a complex transcendental equation. In order to address these matters, here were cited three instances, plotting the trajectory o...

2016
Justin St. P. Walsh P. WALSH

While the international community has acted forcefully since World War II to protect sites and objects of cultural or historic significance on Earth, little attention has been paid to the same kinds of sites and objects in space. There are important ethical and scholarly reasons for wanting to preserve sites and in situ objects in off-Earth contexts from destruction or commercial exploitation. ...

2001
K. Torkar W. Riedler C. P. Escoubet M. Fehringer R. Schmidt R. J. L. Grard H. Arends F. Rüdenauer W. Steiger B. T. Narheim K. Svenes R. Torbert M. André A. Fazakerley R. Goldstein R. C. Olsen A. Pedersen E. Whipple H. Zhao

Electrostatic charging of a spacecraft modifies the distribution of electrons and ions before the particles enter the sensors mounted on the spacecraft body. The floating potential of magnetospheric satellites in sunlight very often reaches several tens of volts, making measurements of the cold (several eV) component of the ambient ions impossible. The plasma electron data become contaminated b...

1999
Mark L. Psiaki

A batch filter has been designed and analyzed to autonomously determine the orbits of 2 spacecraft based on measurements of the relative position vector from one spacecraft to the other. This system provides a means for high-precision autonomous orbit determination for systems that cannot be dependent on signals from the GPS constellation or ground stations. The filter uses a time series of the...

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