NASA NTRS · 20205004519
Post-Flight Reconstruction Approach for Space Launch System Artemis I Mission
Abstract
Upon completion of the first Space Launch System flight, NASA personnel will begin post-flight analyses. Telemetry from across the vehicle will be combined with external radar tracking and environmental observation data in order to close validation criteria and generate a best estimated trajectory (BET). This paper will describe the approach taken by the SLS team to integrate flight data from multiple flights sources into BET, pre-flight simulation and testing results, primary sources of uncertainty, and path towards processing flight results. This paper also includes a brief description of algorithms and approaches to estimate as-flown vehicle parameters such as booster specific impulse, booster (and core) thrust multipliers and dry mass.
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Evan John Anzalone, Greg Dukeman, Mike Fritzinger, Tim Curry, Thomas Park, Charlie Hall, Frank Willis. Post-Flight Reconstruction Approach for Space Launch System Artemis I Mission. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20205004519
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