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Lander Trajectory Reconstruction computer program

Abstract

The Lander Trajectory Reconstruction (LTR) computer program is a tool for analysis of the planetary entry trajectory and atmosphere reconstruction process for a lander or probe. The program can be divided into two parts: (1) the data generator and (2) the reconstructor. The data generator provides the real environment in which the lander or probe is presumed to find itself. The reconstructor reconstructs the entry trajectory and atmosphere using sensor data generated by the data generator and a Kalman-Schmidt consider filter. A wide variety of vehicle and environmental parameters may be either solved-for or considered in the filter process.

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Adams, G. L., Bradt, A. J., Ferguson, J. B., Schnelker, H. J.. 1971-12-01. Lander Trajectory Reconstruction computer program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720007206

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