NASA NTRS · 20000060812
Guidance and Control for Mars Atmospheric Entry: Adaptivity and Robustness
Abstract
In this paper, we address the atmospheric entry guidance and control problem for Mars precision landing. The guidance and control design is based on the principle of tracking a reference drag versus velocity profile in the entry flight corridor, which is determined by physical constraints of the flight. An integrated adaptive/robust control approach to atmospheric entry guidance and control is introduced to deal with different uncertainties.
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Lu, Wei-Min, Bayard, David S.. 1997-01-01. Guidance and Control for Mars Atmospheric Entry: Adaptivity and Robustness. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000060812
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