H. A. Embaby, M. N. Ismail, A. H. Ibrahim, T. M. Habib
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Abstract
This review presents a groundbreaking approach for investigating low-satellite orbits through the derivation of comprehensive equations governing their motions. The present work also presents some of the forces affecting this motion at low satellite orbit levels. This paper also presents different numerical methods for solving the equations governing two-body problems. The goal is to develop a strong mathematical model for the satellite to find a suitable path for orbital movement. Due to the effects on the orbit, the orbit must be controlled. For this purpose, orbital control uses orbital maneuvers to move the satellite to the desired location. Some modern technology (intelligent modeling) was used to create a simulator to increase the mathematical accuracy of the model and control its orbit. The objective is to develop a comprehensive mathematical model of orbital motion. This includes the design of a control unit for satellite orbits and the application of optimization algorithms. Furthermore, it involves developing a neural network-based model for the orbital control system. This study aims to achieve the desired outcomes in satellite orbital motion control by integrating these components.
期刊介绍:
Aerospace Systems provides an international, peer-reviewed forum which focuses on system-level research and development regarding aeronautics and astronautics. The journal emphasizes the unique role and increasing importance of informatics on aerospace. It fills a gap in current publishing coverage from outer space vehicles to atmospheric vehicles by highlighting interdisciplinary science, technology and engineering.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
Trans-space vehicle systems design and integration
Air vehicle systems
Space vehicle systems
Near-space vehicle systems
Aerospace robotics and unmanned system
Communication, navigation and surveillance
Aerodynamics and aircraft design
Dynamics and control
Aerospace propulsion
Avionics system
Opto-electronic system
Air traffic management
Earth observation
Deep space exploration
Bionic micro-aircraft/spacecraft
Intelligent sensing and Information fusion