Compliance of disposal orbits with the French Space Operations Act: The Good Practices and the STELA tool

Fevre, Clemence Le; Fraysse, Hubert; Morand, Vincent; Lamy, Alain; Cazaux, C.; Mercier, Pierre; Dental, C.; Deleflie, F.; Handschuh, David-Alexis

doi:10.1016/j.actaastro.2013.07.038

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“…STELA recommendation for this inclination range is running several simulations and process them statistically [23]. This is relevant to consider for the de-orbit propagation of future satellites if they fall in this group.…”

Section: Stela Toolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Forecast analysis on satellites that need de-orbit technologies: future scenarios for passive de-orbit devices

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Kingston

2016

CEAS Space J

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Section: Stela Toolmentioning

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“…For the VAR approach, the time lapse between the end of mission date and the last available TLE is carefully taken into account in the total orbital lifetime. Concerning the statistical approach, as it is clearly explained in [10], we do not perform only one lifetime computation, but a Monte-Carlo draw composed of N orbital propagations since one lifetime computation is very sensitive to initial conditions for HEO. Once the Monte-Carlo simulation is done, we conclude that the object is compliant only if its orbital lifetime is shorter than 25 years with a 90% probability.…”

Section: Mitigation Guidelines Compliancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…• LEO objects: propagation from the last available TLE with the NOAA-DAS solar activity prediction; • HEO objects: propagation, from the last available TLE, using a statistical approach [10], the NOAA-DAS solar activity until 2019, and a random combination of the five past solar cycles for the rest. For the VAR approach, the time lapse between the end of mission date and the last available TLE is carefully taken into account in the total orbital lifetime.…”

Section: Mitigation Guidelines Compliancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…9 Five multilateral conventions, drafted in a dozen years, place numerous obligations upon States. 10 They require States to adhere to principles of international law, assume responsibility and liability for activities in space (whether governmental or non-governmental), authorize and supervise the activities of their nationals in space, and notify and register their space objects.…”

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“…• LEO objects: propagation from the end of mission date with a constant equivalent solar activity [9]; • HEO objects: propagation, from the end of mission date, using a statistical approach [10], and a solar activity built by the random combination of the five past solar cycles and a random date in the first cycle for the phasing. -Variable solar activity (VAR) approach:…”

Section: Mitigation Guidelines Compliancementioning

confidence: 99%

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Compliance of disposal orbits with the French Space Operations Act: The Good Practices and the STELA tool

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