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Reference Scenario and Target Identification for Autonomous Active Space Debris Removal Methods

Authors: Peters, Susanne; Förstner, Roger; Weigel, Martin; Fiedler, Hauke;

Reference Scenario and Target Identification for Autonomous Active Space Debris Removal Methods

Abstract

To alleviate the threat of space debris, a combination of debris mitigation measures and debris environment re- mediation techniques with regard to long-term environ- ment stability is required. Hereby, active space debris removal (ADR), which is subject to this paper, addresses the latter. To evolve a concept for autonomous ADR on a representative foundation, a reference scenario placed in the current Low Earth Orbit environment has been gen- erated. Due to cost-effectiveness, a single mission to dis- pose multiple targets is addressed. The filtering process is presented and a glance on the autonomy concept of cog- nitive automation is given.

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space debris, Raumflugbetrieb und Astronautentraining, autonomy, active debris removal

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