Station keeping of constellations using multiobjective strategies
Summary: The goal of the present paper is to study the problem of station keeping maneuvers of satellites that belong to a constellation. The objective is to perform those maneuvers with low fuel consumption and but also including a time constraint. This type of problem has several aspects to be considered, like fuel consumption, duration of the maneuvers. These aspects are applied to all the satellites of the constellation, so a strategy has to be found to consider the global optimization of those variables that can control the geometry of the constellation. So, this is a multiobjective problem. To find a solution, strategies are formulated that minimize the fuel consumption considering all the satellites and also considering the duration of the maneuver. Numerical examples are shown.
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- Review of station keeping strategies for elliptically orbiting constellations in along-track formation
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- A first-order analytical theory for optimal low-thrust limited-power transfers between arbitrary elliptical coplanar orbits
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3385269 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3067835 (Why is no real title available?)
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- Multiobjective programming and planning
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- Optimal impulsive transfer with time constraint
- Optimal Low Thrust Trajectories to the Moon
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- Optimal multiple-impulse time-fixed rendezvous between circular orbits
- Optimal switching conditions for minimum fuel fixed time transfer between non coplanar elliptical orbits
- Optimal two- and three-impulse fixed-time rendezvous in the vicinityof a circular orbit
- Optimal two-impulse trajectories with moderate flight time for Earth-Moon missions
- Transfer orbits in the Earth-moon system using a regularized model
- Review of station keeping strategies for elliptically orbiting constellations in along-track formation
- Design of a linear time-invariant control system based on a multiobjective optimization approach
- Searching for orbits with minimum fuel consumption for station-keeping maneuvers: an application to lunisolar perturbations
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