One of the objectives of the MRO mission is to use the High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) to provide 50 cm/pixel images of future Mars landing sites. To achieve such detail, MRO must meet some very challenging target-relative pointing and pointing stability requirements. A combination of analysis, operational constraints, and spacecraft design modifications were utilized to ensure that the necessary pointing requirements will be met.
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter design approach for high-resolution surface imaging
2003-02-05
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Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Design Approach for High-Resolution Surface Imaging (AAS 03-067)
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