Title :
MOMSNAV: precise navigation package for remote sensing
Author :
Jansche, A. ; Lemke, N. ; Eissfeller, B. ; Fockersperger, S. ; Fraile-ordónez, J.M.
Author_Institution :
Kayser-Threde GmbH, Munich, Germany
Abstract :
In order to support the German MOMS-2P mission on PRIRODA with orbit and attitude data a high precision navigation package called MOMSNAV is developed in contract to the German space agency (DARA). MOMS (Modular Optical Multispectral Scanner) together with MOMSNAV are scheduled to fly on-board the PRIRODA module of the space station MIR in 1995. The navigation package for DGPS orbit and inertial attitude determination consists of a spaceborne GPS receiver, a redundant high-precision gyro package, a data management system and a power control and distribution unit. Combined with terrestrial GPS reference stations it will provide an accuracy of ±5 m in position and ±10" in relative attitude using post processing. This paper describes basic system and mission parameters and the MOMSNAV architecture. Specific problems of (D-)GPS on a large space station are discussed. They include RCVR dynamics, shading, multipath and degradation of a DGPS navigation solution due to unbalanced errors in tropospheric and ionospheric errors
Keywords :
gyroscopes; radio receivers; radionavigation; remote sensing; satellite relay systems; space vehicle power plants; space vehicles; DARA; DGPS orbit determination; German MOMS-2P mission; German space agency; MOMS; MOMSNAV; Modular Optical Multispectral Scanner; PRIRODA; accuracy; attitude data; data management system; inertial attitude determination; orbit data; post processing; power control unit; power distribution unit; precise navigation package; redundant high-precision gyro package; remote sensing; space station MIR; spaceborne GPS receiver; terrestrial GPS reference stations; Contracts; Global Positioning System; Message-oriented middleware; Navigation; Optical receivers; Optical sensors; Packaging; Remote sensing; Space missions; Space stations;
Conference_Titel :
Position Location and Navigation Symposium, 1994., IEEE
Conference_Location :
Las Vegas, NV
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-1435-2
DOI :
10.1109/PLANS.1994.303366