NASA NTRS · 19740008426
User's guide to the Mission Analysis Evaluation and Space Trajectory Operations program (MAESTRO)
Abstract
The MAESTRO system is a mission analysis tool designed to present to the user information necessary to make the various decisions required in the design and execution of a spaceflight mission. The system was designed so that it can be used in both the pre-launch mission planning phase of a mission and during the flight as an in-flight decision making tool. A description of each of the following modes is presented: (1) trajectory propagation mode; (2) retro-fire determination mode; (3) midcourse analysis determination mode; (4) Monte Carlo mode; (5) verification mode; (6) orbit stability mode; and (7) post injection trim mode. A description of the inputs necessary to run the program mode is given along with a sample case.
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Lutzky, D., Schafer, J.. 1973-03-01. User's guide to the Mission Analysis Evaluation and Space Trajectory Operations program (MAESTRO). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740008426
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