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Orbit Prediction Technology

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Navigation and Guidance of Orbital Transfer Vehicle

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The OTV fulfills orbital maneuver by selecting appropriate transfer points to save fuels. Usually, before the orbital maneuver, it shall carry out non-powered free sliding in large elliptic orbit for a long time. During such process, due to the longer sliding period, the error of inertial navigation will be accumulated as time elapses. Meanwhile, when the orbit arrives at a certain height, the availability of satellite navigation signals becomes poor, the flight vehicle could not obtain accurate position and velocity with the INS/GNSS-integrated navigation in real time.

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Li, X., Li, C. (2018). Orbit Prediction Technology. In: Navigation and Guidance of Orbital Transfer Vehicle. Navigation: Science and Technology. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6334-3_3

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