This dissertation investigates a novel Multipurpose Earth Orbit Navigation System (MEONS) architecture aiming at providing a generalized GNSS based spacecraft orbit estimation kernel matching the modern navigation instance of enhanced flexibility with respect to multiple Space Service Volume (SSV) applications (Precise Orbit Determination for Earth Observation satellite, Low Thrust Low to High Autonomous Orbit Rising, formation flying relative navigation, Small Satellite Autonomous Orbit Acquisition). The possibility to address theoretical and operational solutions within a unified framework is a foundamental step for the implementation of a reusable and configurable high performance navigation capability on next generation platforms.

New on-board multipurpose architecture integrating modern estimation techniques for generalized GNSS based autonomous orbit navigation

2017

Abstract

This dissertation investigates a novel Multipurpose Earth Orbit Navigation System (MEONS) architecture aiming at providing a generalized GNSS based spacecraft orbit estimation kernel matching the modern navigation instance of enhanced flexibility with respect to multiple Space Service Volume (SSV) applications (Precise Orbit Determination for Earth Observation satellite, Low Thrust Low to High Autonomous Orbit Rising, formation flying relative navigation, Small Satellite Autonomous Orbit Acquisition). The possibility to address theoretical and operational solutions within a unified framework is a foundamental step for the implementation of a reusable and configurable high performance navigation capability on next generation platforms.
11-dic-2017
Italiano
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
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Utilizza questo identificativo per citare o creare un link a questo documento: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14242/141136
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