Space shuttle guidance, navigation and control design equations. Volume 4 - Deorbit and atmospheric operations
Mathematical models and orbital mechanics for space shuttle guidance, control, and navigation during deorbit and atmospheric operations
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Mathematical models and orbital mechanics for space shuttle guidance, control, and navigation during deorbit and atmospheric operations
Introductory information for equations to perform guidance, navigation, and control onboard computation functions for space shuttle orbiter
Initial data for space shuttle orbiter guidance, navigation, and control equations for preflight, boost, separation, orbit insertion, and ascent abort phases
Initial data for space shuttle orbiter guidance, navigation, and control equations for orbital operations of flight, rendezvous, docking, and stationkeeping
Evaluation of automatic guidance modes and software for V/STOL aircraft flight control
Aircraft tracking and guidance facility using FPS-16 radar supplemented by laser tracker permanently mounted on antenna
Fixed angle translunar guidance procedures using onboard optical measurements
Technique for designing switching thresholds in lateral guidance of entry vehicle
Inertial guidance problems - Conference, Cambridge, Mass., January 1970
Neighboring optimum feedback guidance to motivate min-distance lookup parameter determined by minimizing metric function of perturbed state and reference trajectory
Indirect, linear and nonlinear optimal guidance schemes from precomputed reference trajectory, using iterative techniques for boundary equations
Mariner Mars 1969 navigation, guidance and control systems design, mechanization and flight testing
Inertial aircraft lateral guidance system limitations in stochastic gust environment, comparing configurations using aileron or differential spoilers
Piloted lunar escape to orbit systems simulation using simplified manual guidance and attitude control
Spacecraft midcourse guidance technique for lunar and interplanetary trajectories based on matched asymptotic expansions
Saturn launch vehicle navigation, guidance and control system, discussing optimal system design for flight path optimization
Computer requirements of self contained guidance, navigation and control system onboard manned orbital space station
Optimum automatic flight control techniques in horizontal guidance of aircraft at terminal