An autonomous mission planning algorithm for imaging satellites based on rolling time domain control
A technology for autonomous missions and imaging satellites, applied in computing, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., to achieve good planning results, unification of optimality and real-time performance
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[0051] When imaging satellites observe the earth, they not only have to follow various strict constraints, but also can only observe the targets within their observation area. The observation area of the imaging satellite is jointly determined by the sub-satellite point, the roll angle, the pitch angle and the field of view angle, such as image 3 shown. During the planning period, imaging satellites may have multiple opportunities to observe an observation target, but each orbit has at most one opportunity to observe the target, and each observation task has certain observation benefits. Therefore, the problem of autonomous mission planning for imaging satellites can be described as, imaging satellites can generate mission planning schemes autonomously on the satellite according to their own state, external environment and other constraints in real time without ground intervention. Plan time and resource consumption to obtain the maximum p...
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