Abstract: We present optimal algorithms for nadir (instrument pointing straight down) observation scheduling for spacecraft with fixed orbits. We present a comparison between an integer program formulation and a branch and bound formulation that makes use of a flow network heuristic, each capable of solving instances of these problems optimally. Neither technique strictly dominates the other, and we characterize their respective advantages and disadvantages. Note that this problem is NP-complete.
We describe a scheduling system intended to assist in the development of instrument data acquisition...
We describe an innovative solution to the problem of scheduling astronomy observations for the Strat...
The swath segment selection problem (SSSP) is an Formula Not Shown -hard combinatorial optimization ...
We present the first optimal algorithms for swath segment scheduling for orbiting spacecraft. We pr...
This paper describes a system for planning and scheduling science observations for fleets of Earth o...
The satellite range scheduling (SRS) problem, an important operations research problem in the aerosp...
© 2018 International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence.All right reserved. Observation re...
The scheduling of an Agile Earth Observation Satellite (AEOS) consists of selecting and scheduling a...
A mixed-integer linear program (MILP) approach to scheduling a large constellation of Earth-imaging ...
In this paper, we address problems stemming from two different space mission projects of the CNES (F...
An algorithm is developed for sequencing and scheduling of observations of stellar targets by equipm...
[[abstract]]This paper presents the development of a daily imaging scheduling system for a low-orbit...
We describe work in progress concerning multi-instrument, multi-satellite scheduling. Most, although...
We address the problem of scheduling observations for a collection of earth observing satellites. T...
Abstract. Three algorithms are tested on the satellite range scheduling problem, using data from the...
We describe a scheduling system intended to assist in the development of instrument data acquisition...
We describe an innovative solution to the problem of scheduling astronomy observations for the Strat...
The swath segment selection problem (SSSP) is an Formula Not Shown -hard combinatorial optimization ...
We present the first optimal algorithms for swath segment scheduling for orbiting spacecraft. We pr...
This paper describes a system for planning and scheduling science observations for fleets of Earth o...
The satellite range scheduling (SRS) problem, an important operations research problem in the aerosp...
© 2018 International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence.All right reserved. Observation re...
The scheduling of an Agile Earth Observation Satellite (AEOS) consists of selecting and scheduling a...
A mixed-integer linear program (MILP) approach to scheduling a large constellation of Earth-imaging ...
In this paper, we address problems stemming from two different space mission projects of the CNES (F...
An algorithm is developed for sequencing and scheduling of observations of stellar targets by equipm...
[[abstract]]This paper presents the development of a daily imaging scheduling system for a low-orbit...
We describe work in progress concerning multi-instrument, multi-satellite scheduling. Most, although...
We address the problem of scheduling observations for a collection of earth observing satellites. T...
Abstract. Three algorithms are tested on the satellite range scheduling problem, using data from the...
We describe a scheduling system intended to assist in the development of instrument data acquisition...
We describe an innovative solution to the problem of scheduling astronomy observations for the Strat...
The swath segment selection problem (SSSP) is an Formula Not Shown -hard combinatorial optimization ...