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NASA NTRS · 20080047200

Targeting and Localization for Mars Rover Operations

Abstract

A design and a partially developed application framework were presented for improving localization and targeting for surface spacecraft. The program has value for the Mars Science Laboratory mission, and has been delivered to support the Mars Exploration Rovers as part of the latest version of the Maestro science planning tool. It also has applications for future missions involving either surface-based or low-altitude atmospheric robotic vehicles. The targeting and localization solutions solve the problem of how to integrate localization estimate updates into operational planning tools, operational data product generalizations, and flight software by adding expanded flexibility to flight software, the operations data product pipeline, and operations planning tools based on coordinate frame updates during a planning cycle.

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Powell, Mark W., Crockett, Thomas, Fox, Jason M., Joswig, Joseph C., Norris, Jeffrey S., Rabe, Kenneth J.. 2008-11-01. Targeting and Localization for Mars Rover Operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080047200

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