NASA NTRS · 19920032129
SeGRAm - A practical and versatile tool for spacecraft trajectory optimization
Abstract
An implementation of the Sequential Gradient/Restoration Algorithm, SeGRAm, is presented along with selected examples. This spacecraft trajectory optimization and simulation program uses variational calculus to solve problems of spacecraft flying under the influence of one or more gravitational bodies. It produces a series of feasible solutions to problems involving a wide range of vehicles, environments and optimization functions, until an optimal solution is found. The examples included highlight the various capabilities of the program and emphasize in particular its versatility over a wide spectrum of applications from ascent to interplanetary trajectories.
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Rishikof, Brian H., Mccormick, Bernell R., Pritchard, Robert E., Sponaugle, Steven J.. 1991-10-01. SeGRAm - A practical and versatile tool for spacecraft trajectory optimization. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920032129
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