Optimization method of formation configuration based on nsga II ultra-wide imaging satellite
A technology of imaging satellites and optimization methods, applied in the directions of instruments, three-dimensional position/course control, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve the problems that spacecraft formations cannot meet fuel consumption at the same time, and complete observation tasks effectively
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[0064] Given that the formation observation width requirement is 410km, the reference orbit is a circular orbit, the orbit height is 630km, the ground imaging width of a single satellite is 90km, and the distance between observation points along the normal direction is 80km, to refer to the sub-satellite point The position is the origin O, and the coordinates of the observation points perpendicular to the direction of motion are [-160, -80, 0, 80, 160]. The Pareto optimal solution set of this problem is obtained by the super-wide imaging satellite formation configuration design method based on NSGAII, and the appropriate relative orbital elements of the solution-constructed formation are selected to realize the optimal design of the formation configuration.
[0065] The initial parameters required for the simulation are shown in Table 1. Among them, S is the population size, which determines the optimization effect of the algorithm. Generally, the larger the better, but it will...
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