Navigation generally refers to the determination of the orbit (position and velocity) and attitude parameters of a vehicle (or a moving body) relative to a coordinate system at a given time. In general, spacecraft navigation refers only to the determination of orbit parameters. In general, the navigation relying on only the onboard measuring and computing devices rather than ground support is referred to as spacecraft autonomous navigation, while the spacecraft autonomous navigation realized by the fusion processing of multiple information sources (multiple observed objects, multi-sensor measurements, priori knowledge, etc.) is called multi-source information fusion-based autonomous navigation. Equation Chapter (Next) Section 1.
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Spacecraft Autonomous Navigation Technologies Based on Multi-source Information Fusion ; Kapitel : 1 ; 1-21
2020-08-01
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