Accurate Planetary Limb Localization for Image-Based Spacecraft Navigation
Abstract
The use of images for spacecraft navigation is well established. Although these images have traditionally been processed by a human analyst on Earth, a variety of recent advancements have led to an increased interest in autonomous imaged-based spacecraft navigation. This work presents a comprehensive treatment of the techniques required to navigate using the lit limb of an ellipsoidal body (usually a planet or moon) in an image. New observations...
Paper Details
Title
Accurate Planetary Limb Localization for Image-Based Spacecraft Navigation
Published Date
May 1, 2017
Volume
54
Issue
3
Pages
708 - 730
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