GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning
The Swedish PRISMA satellites have been successfully launched aboard a Dnepr launcher from Yasny, Russia, on June 15th 2010. A few minutes after launch, the two PRISMA satellites were released, clamped together in launch configuration, into a nominal dusk-dawn orbit at a mean altitude of 757 km. The...
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ftdlr:oai:elib.dlr.de:74339 2024-05-19T07:46:07+00:00 GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning D'Amico, Simone Ardaens, Jean-Sebastien De Florio, Sergio Montenbruck, Oliver Persson, Staffan Noteborn, Ron 2010-08 https://elib.dlr.de/74339/ unknown D'Amico, Simone und Ardaens, Jean-Sebastien und De Florio, Sergio und Montenbruck, Oliver und Persson, Staffan und Noteborn, Ron (2010) GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning. AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, 2010-08-02 - 2010-08-05, Toronto, Canada. GSOC-Deutsches Raumfahrtkontrollzentrum Konferenzbeitrag PeerReviewed 2010 ftdlr 2024-04-25T00:22:33Z The Swedish PRISMA satellites have been successfully launched aboard a Dnepr launcher from Yasny, Russia, on June 15th 2010. A few minutes after launch, the two PRISMA satellites were released, clamped together in launch configuration, into a nominal dusk-dawn orbit at a mean altitude of 757 km. The acquisition of the first S-band signal by the European Space and Sounding Rocket Range (Esrange) ground station in northern Sweden and the subsequent two-days Launch and Early Operations Phase (LEOP) signed the beginning of the first technology demonstration mission for autonomous satellite formation flying and on-orbit servicing in Europe. Among its primary mission objectives, PRISMA embarks the so-called Spaceborne Autonomous Formation flying Experiment (SAFE). SAFE will demonstrate onboard, fully autonomous, safe, and precise formation flying of spacecraft. This is accomplished by spaceborne Guidance, Navigation and Control (GNC) functionalities based on GPS for the maintenance of the relative motion between the two satellites. After a description of the GNC architecture and the experiment in-flight operations plan, this paper presents initial flight results from the commissioning phase of the GPS-based navigation system Conference Object Northern Sweden German Aerospace Center: elib - DLR electronic library |
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GSOC-Deutsches Raumfahrtkontrollzentrum D'Amico, Simone Ardaens, Jean-Sebastien De Florio, Sergio Montenbruck, Oliver Persson, Staffan Noteborn, Ron GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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The Swedish PRISMA satellites have been successfully launched aboard a Dnepr launcher from Yasny, Russia, on June 15th 2010. A few minutes after launch, the two PRISMA satellites were released, clamped together in launch configuration, into a nominal dusk-dawn orbit at a mean altitude of 757 km. The acquisition of the first S-band signal by the European Space and Sounding Rocket Range (Esrange) ground station in northern Sweden and the subsequent two-days Launch and Early Operations Phase (LEOP) signed the beginning of the first technology demonstration mission for autonomous satellite formation flying and on-orbit servicing in Europe. Among its primary mission objectives, PRISMA embarks the so-called Spaceborne Autonomous Formation flying Experiment (SAFE). SAFE will demonstrate onboard, fully autonomous, safe, and precise formation flying of spacecraft. This is accomplished by spaceborne Guidance, Navigation and Control (GNC) functionalities based on GPS for the maintenance of the relative motion between the two satellites. After a description of the GNC architecture and the experiment in-flight operations plan, this paper presents initial flight results from the commissioning phase of the GPS-based navigation system |
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D'Amico, Simone Ardaens, Jean-Sebastien De Florio, Sergio Montenbruck, Oliver Persson, Staffan Noteborn, Ron |
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GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning |
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gps-based spaceborne autonomous formation flying experiment (safe) on prisma: initial commissioning |
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D'Amico, Simone und Ardaens, Jean-Sebastien und De Florio, Sergio und Montenbruck, Oliver und Persson, Staffan und Noteborn, Ron (2010) GPS-Based Spaceborne Autonomous Formation Flying Experiment (SAFE) on PRISMA: Initial Commissioning. AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, 2010-08-02 - 2010-08-05, Toronto, Canada. |
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