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7 May 2010 Intelligent sensor tasking for space collision mitigation
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Abstract
Orbital collisions pose a hazard to space operations. Using a high performance computer modeling and simulation environment for space situational awareness, we explore a new paradigm for improving satellite conjunction analysis by obtaining more precise orbital information only for those objects that pose a collision risk greater than a defined threshold to a specific set of satellites during a specified time interval. In particular, we assess the improvement in the quality of the conjunction analysis that can be achieved using a distributed network of ground-based telescopes.
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John R. Henderson, Sergei Nikolaev, Donald W. Phillion, Willem H. De Vries, Alexander J. Pertica, and Scot S. Olivier "Intelligent sensor tasking for space collision mitigation", Proc. SPIE 7691, Space Missions and Technologies, 76910L (7 May 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.850794
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KEYWORDS
Telescopes

Satellites

Space telescopes

Monte Carlo methods

Computer simulations

Device simulation

Space operations

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