Spacecraft are not only eye-catching because they go up riding loud rockets spitting fire. Spacecraft are also remarkable data sources. The sea of data they generate is what essentially allows them to be reliably teleoperated. Spacecraft are time-series data goldmines thanks to a network of on-board computers and sensors that create a tide of multivariate information to be consumed. The question is: to be consumed by whom? Only by humans with a functioning brain capable of “connecting the dots”? This has been the approach for the last 64 years since Sputnik 1. Can’t algorithms connect those dots? This chapter dives into how algorithms must be equipped with the nuances needed to understand the dynamic of the processes hidden behind the numbers, and how those numbers and figures relate with each other.
Satellites and Machine Learning
Space Technology ; Chapter : 7 ; 87-97
2023-06-08
11 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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