This paper investigates the use of the Time Of Arrival (TOA) and Doppler shift to allow a small formation of CubeSats to navigate beyond low Earth orbit (LEO). The idea is to use a one way communication, from one or more ground stations to two or more CubeSats, to reconstruct an estimation of the position and velocity of the formation with respect to Earth. The paper considers the use of the difference in TOA and Doppler measurements to mitigate the error introduced by the onboard clock. These measurements are combined with inter-satellite distance and velocity measurements based on a two-way communication between pairs of spacecraft. The paper will provide an estimation of the error in position and velocity that can be obtained by a combin...
Recently there has been a growing interest in chip-scale, or femto-scale, satellites. Proposed missi...
Low Earth Orbit is becoming an inexpensive and readily available technology demonstration environmen...
Current two-way satellite tracking methods are insufficient to support the growing interest in deep ...
This paper investigates the use of the Time Of Arrival (TOA) and Doppler shift to allow a small form...
This paper investigates the use of the Time Of Arrival (TOA) and Doppler shift to allow a small form...
The use of CubeSats is expanding in space and earth science applications due to the low costs of bui...
textPresently, there are two main methods of launching a cube satellite into Earth orbit. The first ...
CubeSats are faced with some limitations, mainly due to the limited onboard power and the quality of...
CubeSats are small low-cost and low-power satellites that can be used for many space missions. Some ...
Autonomous navigation in the satellite world is at best, a semi-autonomous solution. All systems cur...
Formation flying missions require autonomous relative navigation, with an accuracy depending both on...
This study presents an autonomous orbit determination system based on crosslink radiometric measurem...
Recent advancements in CubeSat technology unfold new mission ideas and the possibility to lower the ...
In this work, an orbit determination algorithm suitable for CubeSats onboard implementation is devel...
The paper presents an autonomous navigation method for a spacecraft formation flying in the proximit...
Recently there has been a growing interest in chip-scale, or femto-scale, satellites. Proposed missi...
Low Earth Orbit is becoming an inexpensive and readily available technology demonstration environmen...
Current two-way satellite tracking methods are insufficient to support the growing interest in deep ...
This paper investigates the use of the Time Of Arrival (TOA) and Doppler shift to allow a small form...
This paper investigates the use of the Time Of Arrival (TOA) and Doppler shift to allow a small form...
The use of CubeSats is expanding in space and earth science applications due to the low costs of bui...
textPresently, there are two main methods of launching a cube satellite into Earth orbit. The first ...
CubeSats are faced with some limitations, mainly due to the limited onboard power and the quality of...
CubeSats are small low-cost and low-power satellites that can be used for many space missions. Some ...
Autonomous navigation in the satellite world is at best, a semi-autonomous solution. All systems cur...
Formation flying missions require autonomous relative navigation, with an accuracy depending both on...
This study presents an autonomous orbit determination system based on crosslink radiometric measurem...
Recent advancements in CubeSat technology unfold new mission ideas and the possibility to lower the ...
In this work, an orbit determination algorithm suitable for CubeSats onboard implementation is devel...
The paper presents an autonomous navigation method for a spacecraft formation flying in the proximit...
Recently there has been a growing interest in chip-scale, or femto-scale, satellites. Proposed missi...
Low Earth Orbit is becoming an inexpensive and readily available technology demonstration environmen...
Current two-way satellite tracking methods are insufficient to support the growing interest in deep ...