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The Problem of Forming a Cover of the Uncertainty Area by Reference Images for Optical Navigation Systems

The Problem of Forming a Cover of the Uncertainty Area by Reference Images for Optical Navigation... Сontrolling the docking of noncooperative spacecraft requires information about therelative position of the active and passive spacecraft. This problem is solved by relative opticalnavigation systems that analyze visible images, identify (recognize) the observed spacecraft, andmeasure relative linear and angular coordinates. Since the aspect at which the passive spacecraft isobserved can vary over a wide range (up to a full sphere), the image of the passive spacecraft itselfchanges accordingly over a wide range. Therefore, to solve the identification and measurementproblems, a sufficiently large number of reference images is required. The article proposes a way toconsiderably reduce the number of reference images used to form a cover of the uncertainty area. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Automation and Remote Control Springer Journals

The Problem of Forming a Cover of the Uncertainty Area by Reference Images for Optical Navigation Systems

Automation and Remote Control , Volume 83 (12) – Dec 1, 2022

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Springer Journals
Copyright
Copyright © Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. 2022
ISSN
0005-1179
eISSN
1608-3032
DOI
10.1134/s00051179220120062
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Abstract

Сontrolling the docking of noncooperative spacecraft requires information about therelative position of the active and passive spacecraft. This problem is solved by relative opticalnavigation systems that analyze visible images, identify (recognize) the observed spacecraft, andmeasure relative linear and angular coordinates. Since the aspect at which the passive spacecraft isobserved can vary over a wide range (up to a full sphere), the image of the passive spacecraft itselfchanges accordingly over a wide range. Therefore, to solve the identification and measurementproblems, a sufficiently large number of reference images is required. The article proposes a way toconsiderably reduce the number of reference images used to form a cover of the uncertainty area.

Journal

Automation and Remote ControlSpringer Journals

Published: Dec 1, 2022

Keywords: noncooperative spacecraft docking; relative optical navigation; recognition; reference image

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