The Galileo Jupiter orbital mission using the Low Gain Antenna (LGA) requires a higher degree of spacecraft state knowledge than was originally anticipated. Key elements of the revised design include onboard buffering of science and engineering data and extensive processing of data prior to downlink. In order to prevent loss of data resulting from overflow of the buffers and to allow efficient use of the spacecraft resources, ground based models of the spacecraft processes will be implemented. These models will be integral tools in the development of satellite encounter sequences and the cruise/playback sequences where recorded data is retrieved.
Galileo Spacecraft Modeling for Orbital Operations
1994-11-14
Miscellaneous
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English
sequence , mission , modeling , operations , aerospace , spacecraft , planning
Galileo spacecraft modeling for orbital operations
NTRS | 1994
|Galileo Spacecraft Modeling for Orbital Operations
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1994
|Galileo Spacecraft Modeling for Orbital Operations
NTIS | 1994
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|British Library Conference Proceedings | 1997
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