This article described the development and implementation of a software architecture to perform on-board planning for INPE satellites. This enables, with respect to the space segment, the adoption of the goal-based operations paradigm and consequently allows for an increase of the autonomy level. The performance presented by the architecture in a realistic case study is comparable to those reported by the only three NASA missions that have run on-board planning in the space segment up-to-date. A new planning modeling language was created, which allows a description of the operations domain closer to the real system and with few abstractions. The implemented architecture is integrated to the flight software and fit to run in space-qualified hardware with limited processing power.
On-board satellite software architecture for the goal-based Brazilian mission operations
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine ; 28 , 8 ; 32-45
2013-08-01
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On-Board Satellite Software Architecture for the Goal-Based Brazilian Missions Operation
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