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Comparison of linear and nonlinear navigation strategies for a Europa Lander concept
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High Value Science Return using Low-Cost Orbiters and Rough Landers at Mars
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Using Flexible Execution, Replanning, and Model Parameter Updates to Address Environmental Uncertainty for a Planetary Lander
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Sampling Arm Configuration and Excavation Tool Compatibility for Europa Lander
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Proposed Narrowband Science Filters for a Multispectral Imaging System on a Europa Lander Mission
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A Model-Based Approach for Europa Lander Mission Concept Exploration
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Using Flexible Execution, Replanning, and Model Parameter Updates to Address Environmental Uncertainty for a Planetary Lander
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Using Flexible Execution, Replanning, and Model Parameter Updates to Address Environmental Uncertainty for a Planetary Lander
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Entry, Descent, and Landing Communications for the Mars 2020 Lander Mission
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A Model-Based Approach for Europa Lander Mission Concept Exploration
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Europa Lander Plume-Induced Contamination: DSMC Modeling of Monopropellant Plume Testing
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Science-driven preparations for touching an unknown surface: Europa Lander as a Case Study
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Entry, Descent, and Landing Communications for the Mars 2020 Lander Mission
The Mars 2020 mission was launched on July 30, 2020 and successfully landed in Jezero Crater on February 18, 2021. The challenging Entry, Descent, and Landing (EDL) sequence was observed by ground stations on Earth and by orbiters at Mars. This paper discusses the design of the launch and arrival period to ensure maximum Earth visibility, the details of phasing the orbiting assets, and the development of the entry relay targets needed to ensure robust spacecraft telecommunications during EDL.
The Europa Lander Mission Concept: In Situ Exploration of an Ocean World
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