NASA NTRS · 19930044157
Optical processing for range and attitude determination
Abstract
A rugged, miniaturized, optical cross-correlator that recognizes a single object is particularly suitable for performing a single-vision function, such as pattern recognition for semi-autonomous navigation, landing, and docking of vehicles to a pre-designated landing mark. The optical cross-correlator, with a video input from a simple imaging system and the output of the optical correlation plane processed using the standard star tracker software, produces sufficient information for a spacecraft's terminal homing navigation system to complete a docking maneuver.
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Scholl, M. S., Scholl, J. W.. 1992-01-01. Optical processing for range and attitude determination. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930044157
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