2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2018.02.002
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Image-based attitude maneuvers for space debris tracking

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“…A feature-tracking scheme was also presented in [19] that combines traditional feature-point detector and frame-wise matching to track a noncooperative and unknown satellite. Felicetti [20] put forward an active space debris visual tracking method, in which the chaser satellite can keep the moving object in field of view of optical camera by continuously pose correction. Those feature-based trackers heavily relied on the manually designed feature detector and cannot handle extreme cases in space (e.g.…”
Section: Related Work a Visual Tracking In Aerospacementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A feature-tracking scheme was also presented in [19] that combines traditional feature-point detector and frame-wise matching to track a noncooperative and unknown satellite. Felicetti [20] put forward an active space debris visual tracking method, in which the chaser satellite can keep the moving object in field of view of optical camera by continuously pose correction. Those feature-based trackers heavily relied on the manually designed feature detector and cannot handle extreme cases in space (e.g.…”
Section: Related Work a Visual Tracking In Aerospacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nsize j=1 e yj (20) in which ŷ is N size dimensional one-hot vector of size category label, y is the partial outputs of amodal box estimation network, of which dimension is also N size . Furthermore, L center res and L size res both use huber loss function.…”
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“…According to the academic simulation outcomes, the proposed filter provides far more accurate estimates for relative attitude and position than the extended Kalman filter [47]. Some researchers also use different algorithm systems which are Monte Carlo Simulation Method [52,53], Lyapunov Method [54,18], etc. or novel versions of Kalman filters as if Cubature Kalman filters [47], Adaptive Fading Kalman Filters (AFKF) [55,56], Federal Kalman Filters, for increasing accuracy of linearization, estimation, optimization of states within not only flying vehicles but also all movement vehicles for autonomous control, docking, relative navigation aims [57].…”
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“…The amount of Space Debris (SD) in orbit around the Earth has concerned the space agencies around the world, because of the increase the risk over space activities [1,2,3,4,5]. Projections indicate that we have already reached the point of imbalance, i.e., given the likelihood of future collisions between existing objects, the LEO population will continue to increase even without new launches in the next 200 years [4,3].…”
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confidence: 99%