A Continuous Imaging Control Method Based on Critical Path Optimization
An imaging control and critical path technology, applied in the field of satellite control, to achieve the effect of shortening the duration, avoiding hidden dangers of posture safety, and improving imaging efficiency
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[0038] For the convenience of description, first define the following variables:
[0039] G(V, E) The directed graph corresponding to the instruction sequence of the imaging task
[0040] V={V 1 ,...,V N} Digraph vertex set, N is the number of vertices
[0041] E={E 1 ,...,E M} Directed graph edge set, M is the number of edges
[0042] E. i ={V j →V k} Command V j prior to V k Execution; j, k∈[1,N]
[0043] source i The starting vertex of the directed graph corresponding to the i-th task
[0044] Sink i The end vertex of the directed graph corresponding to the i-th task
[0045] Begin i The directed graph vertex corresponding to the i-th imaging task start data recording instruction
[0046] end i The directed graph vertex corresponding to the i-th imaging task stop data recording command
[0047] T i The start time of the i-th imaging and the time when the command to start data recording is issued
[0048] T i,j T j -T i , the time interval from t...
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