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Journal of Guidance Control and Dynamics
Article . 1997 . Peer-reviewed
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Article . 1995 . Peer-reviewed
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Minimum Model Error Approach for Attitude Estimation

Minimum model error approach for attitude estimation
Authors: Crassidis, John L.; Markley, F. Landis;

Minimum Model Error Approach for Attitude Estimation

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Summary: An optimal batch estimator and smoother based on the minimum model error (MME) approach is developed for a three-axis stabilized spacecraft. The formulation is shown using only attitude sensors, e.g., three-axis magnetometers, sun sensors, star trackers. This algorithm accurately estimates the attitude of a spacecraft and substantially smoothes noise associated with attitude sensor measurements. The general functional form of the optimal estimation approach involves the solution of a nonlinear two-point-boundary-value problem that can be solved only by using computationally intense methods. A linearized solution also is shown that is computationally more efficient than methods that solve the general form.

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Estimation and detection in stochastic control theory, attitude sensors, Application models in control theory, spacecraft, minimum model error approach, optimal estimation

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