加州大学伯克利分校的自动化多任务调度和控制中心操作

M. Bester
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加州大学伯克利分校已经从其空间科学实验室的多任务控制中心操作了8个航天器,使用当地的伯克利地面站以及多个政府和商业地面网络进行空间对地面通信。本文描述了在一个基于约束的环境中,涉及多个具有竞争用户的地面网络,与开发多任务接触时间表相关的挑战,并提出了一个提供短周转时间和应用高度系统自动化的解决方案。
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Automated multi-mission scheduling and control center operations at UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley has been operating eight spacecraft from its multi-mission control center at Space Sciences Laboratory, using the local Berkeley Ground Station as well as multiple government and commercial ground networks for space-to-ground communications. This paper describes challenges associated with developing multi-mission contact schedules in a constraint-based environment involving several ground networks with competing users, and presents a solution that provides short turn-around times and applies a high degree of systems automation.
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