Coordinated guidance and control of mini_satellites in constellations for space earth survey
- Authors: Somov Y.I.1,2, Butyrin S.A.1,2, Somov S.E.1,2, Somova T.E.2
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Affiliations:
- Samara Federal Research Scientifi c Center, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Samara State Technical University
- Issue: Vol 25, No 2 (2023)
- Pages: 88-96
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/1990-5378/article/view/624686
- ID: 624686
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The problems of coordinated guidance and control for mini-satellites in low-orbit earth survey constellations are investigated. The synthesis of the guidance laws is based on explicit relations that link the image motion in the telescope focal plane with the satellite spatial motion relative to the Earth's surface. The developed algorithms for areal survey, which is performed by constellations of mini-satellites in sun-synchronous orbits, and the results of computer simulation demonstrating their effectiveness, are presented.
About the authors
Yevgeny I. Somov
Samara Federal Research Scientifi c Center, Russian Academy of Sciences; Samara State Technical University
Author for correspondence.
Email: e_somov@mail.ru
Leading Researcher of Department “Dynamics and Motion Control”, Samara Federal Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences; Head of Department for “Navigation, Guidance, and Motion Control”, Research Institute for Problems of Mechanical Systems Reliability, Samara State Technical University
Russian Federation, SamaraSergey A. Butyrin
Samara Federal Research Scientifi c Center, Russian Academy of Sciences; Samara State Technical University
Email: butyrinsa@mail.ru
Senior Researcher of Department “Dynamics and Motion Control”, Samara Federal Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences; Head of Laboratory for “Modeling of Control Systems”, Research Institute for Problems of Mechanical Systems Reliability, Samara State Technical University
Russian Federation, SamaraSergey E. Somov
Samara Federal Research Scientifi c Center, Russian Academy of Sciences; Samara State Technical University
Email: s_somov@mail.ru
Researcher of Department “Dynamics and Motion Control”, Samara Federal Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences; Researcher of Department “Navigation, Guidance, and Motion Control”, Research Institute for Problems of Mechanical Systems Reliability, Samara State Technical University
Russian Federation, SamaraTatyana E. Somova
Samara State Technical University
Email: te_somova@mail.ru
Researcher of Department “Navigation, Guidance, and Motion Control”, Research Institute for Problems of Mechanical Systems Reliability, Samara State Technical University
Russian Federation, SamaraReferences
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