While past flight projects involved a single spacecraft in isolation, over forty proposed future missions involve multiple coordinated spacecraft. This paper presents characteristics of such missions in terms of properties of the phenomena being measured as well as the rationale for using multiple spacecraft. We describe the coordination problems associated with operating these missions and identify needed technologies.
Coordination challenges for autonomous spacecraft
Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) 2002 Workshop on Multiagent System Problem Spaces
2002-07-15
Conference paper
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English
AIAA-2002-5726 Model-Based Autonomous Coordination of Distributed Spacecraft Formations
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