Matteo Paschero
Assessment of the performance of a visual payload mounted on a small satellite involved in an in-orbit servicing mission during the observation phase.
Rel. Sabrina Corpino, Fabrizio Stesina, Guglielmo Daddi. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Aerospaziale, 2022
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Abstract
Illumination analysis tool for preliminary assessment of proximity operations. Interest in graphical simulations to support proximity operations is increasing along with the number of private and public missions involving robotic spacecraft operating close to each other for commercial or scientific (and military) purposes. Using the open-source computer graphics software Blender, a simulation environment was developed to perform a preliminary assessment of lighting conditions for proximity operations in Low Earth Orbit. The main purpose of the simulator is to guide mission requirements in terms of trim, position and payload performance. The instrument created was used to assess the observation and docking conditions of an observe-and-dock mission of a CubeSat near its mothership.
An instrument was sought that accurately simulated the transport of light because the factor of view of the Earth from a spacecraft in low orbit is almost 50%
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