2019
DOI: 10.18524/1810-4215.2019.32.183899
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Simulation of the Orbiting Spacecraft to Analysis and Understand Their Rotation Based on Photometry

Abstract: Analysis of the photometric information allows to determine the parameters of spacecraft rotation. We will consider the light curves of a rotating satellite.Smooth changes in brightness, which are caused by diffuse scattering of sunlight, are characterized by the amplitude, quantity, shape and asymmetry of brightness variation during the rotation period of the body. In addition, the so-called "specular" flashes of light of very large amplitude are present on light curves. By analyzing the observed light curves… Show more

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“…Let us briefly describe the essence of the guaranteed approach to state estimation of dynamical systems. Equations ( 7), ( 14)-( 16), ( 18), (20), using definition (26) of the state vector, can be written as 0 ( ( ), ( ), ( )),…”
Section: Methods Of Estimating the Nsc Relative Pose Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Let us briefly describe the essence of the guaranteed approach to state estimation of dynamical systems. Equations ( 7), ( 14)-( 16), ( 18), (20), using definition (26) of the state vector, can be written as 0 ( ( ), ( ), ( )),…”
Section: Methods Of Estimating the Nsc Relative Pose Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anyway, the measured information is not enough for trajectory planning and docking with the NSC. This is due, among other things, to the fact that the NSC, as established by observations [26,27,46], eventually begins to rotate around the center of mass. This happens due to the action of the gravitational moment, cosmic radiation, and the flow of solar wind particles [32].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%