NASA NTRS · 20205011713
Introducing The Lunar Autonomous PNT System(LAPS) Simulator
Abstract
In this paper we introduce a software simulator that has been used to develop an architecture for a low-cost Lunar Autonomous Position, Navigation and Time (PNT) System, LAPS. LAPS is a conceptual architecture for providing autonomous PNT services on and around the Moon using non-dedicated low-cost orbital and ground assets. The simulation tool has been developed to be flexible and is capable of modeling and analyzing the many different capabilities and configurations that the non-dedicated assets could support. The tool models the creation of an ad hoc swarm, the localization of this swarm and the subsequent provision of PNT services from this swarm. We present results from several studies of select configurations chosen to reflect existing and future real-world needs and capabilities.
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Benjamin Hagenau, Brian Peters, Roland Burton, Kelley Hashemi, Nicholas Cramer. Introducing The Lunar Autonomous PNT System(LAPS) Simulator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20205011713
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