Autonomous Serendipitous Science Acquisition for Planets (ASSAP)

Wolff, P.; Scheeres, D.; Rokey, M.; Kia, T.; Gor, V.; Goddard, R.; Eldred, D.; Aljabri, A.

NASA NTRS · 20210004910

Autonomous Serendipitous Science Acquisition for Planets (ASSAP)

Wolff, P.·Scheeres, D.·Rokey, M.·Kia, T.·Gor, V.·Goddard, R.·Eldred, D.·Aljabri, A.

Abstract

This paper discusses work in progress to develop and demonstrate a set of autonomy technologies that provide teh onboard capability to redirect science observations.

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Wolff, P., Scheeres, D., Rokey, M., Kia, T., Gor, V., Goddard, R., Eldred, D., Aljabri, A.. 1996-01-15. Autonomous Serendipitous Science Acquisition for Planets (ASSAP). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210004910

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