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Sergio De Florio, Tino Zehetbauer, Dr. Thomas Neff Orbit Determination Software Commercial: FreeFlyer by a.i. Solutions (NS), OD Tools Kit by AGI (NS &. PR), Bernese Software (NS Raw Data) Freeware: GAMIT/GLOBK, GIPSY-OASIS II, Trimble Geomatics (TGO) GPS navigation-solution based orbit determination with FreeFlyer COTS product Operational Aspects of Orbit Determination with GPS for Small Satellites with SAR Payloads Microwave and Radar Institute Department Reconnaissance and Security Requirements Taylor expansion of the phase Φ of the radar signal as a function of time varying position, velocity and acceleration: 2 3 3 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 () () ( ) ( )( - ) ( )( - ) ( )( - ) ( ) k k k k t Rt a p a p t t a p t t a p t t t π ο λ Φ = = + + + + Typical requirements, for 0.5 to 1.0 m image resolution, on spacecraft position vector x: 2 4 2 x 15 x 1.5 10 / x 6.0 10 / (3 ) m m s m s σ Abstract Scientific small satellite missions for remote sensing with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) payloads or high accuracy optical sensors, pose very strict requirements on the accuracy of the reconstructed satellite positions, velocities and accelerations. Today usual GPS receivers can fulfill the accuracy requirements of this missions in most cases, but for low-cost- missions the decision for a appropriate satellite hardware has to take into account not only the reachable quality of data but also the costs. An analysis is carried out in order to assess which on board and ground equipment, which type of GPS data and processing methods are most appropriate to minimize mission costs and full satisfying mission payload requirements focusing the attention on a SAR payload. These are requirements on the measurements, not on the real motion of the satellite Typical Position Accuracies Raw data based POD strategies Data Type Processing Scheme Accuracy (m) Single frequency PR Kinematic 9.1 Single frequency SPP Reduced-dynamic 0.8 Navigation solutions based POD strategies Data Type Processing Scheme Accuracy (m) Navigation solutions Kinematic 16.5 Navigation solutions Reduced-dynamic 1.6 Achievable position accuracies for the CHAMP satellite Single frequency PR Reduced-dynamic 0.8 Single frequency PR & CP Reduced-dynamic 0.3 Dual frequency PR Kinematic 2.9 Dual frequency SPP Reduced-dynamic 0.3 Dual frequency PR Reduced-dynamic 0.2 Dual frequency PR & CP Reduced-dynamic 0.1 PR: pseudorange, CP: carrier phase, SPP: single point positions Required Hardware 5.0 1.0 Hz Raw data and ancillary data 1.0 1.0 Hz Navigation solutions and ancillary data MB/hour to be stored on-board Sampling Rate Data Type On-board data sampling and storage GPS hardware 8 / L1 / C/A Mosaic GPS/GNSS EADS Astrium NASA/STV 12 / L1 / C/A Mayflower receiver Mayflower Communications Company, Inc MetOp-1 12 / L1, L2 / C/A, P GNSS ESA SAC-C 16 / L1, L2 / C/A Lagrange LABEN Co (Italy) SRTM, STRV-C, SAC-C, CHAMP, Jason-1, VCL, GRACE, FedSat-1, ICESat 48 / L1, L2 / C/A, P-codeless AstroNav (BlackJack) JPL/Spectrum Astro BIRD 5 / L1 / C/A or P GEM-S Rockwell Collins DARPASAT, TAOS/STEP-0, STEP-2 6 (4 cont., 2 seq.) / L1 or L2 / C/A or P AST-V Rockwell - Collins Avionics and Communications Division UoSAT-12 24 L1 C/A SGR-20 TMSat-1 24 L1 C/A SGR-10 Surrey Satellite Technology SNOE 12 / L1 / C/A MicroGPS JPL Falcon Gold 8 / L1 / C/A TIDGET Navsys SSTI Lewis, Globalstar, OSEM, SAC-C, ESA/ATV 9 / L1 / C/A Tensor Space Systems/Loral MSTI-3, MOMS-2P, OrbView-2 (formerly SeaStar), Equator-S, QuickBird, EarlyBird, QuikSCAT 12 / L1 / C/A Viceroy General Dynamics OrbView-1 (formerly MicroLab-1), Wake Shield Facility-02, Wake Shield Facility-03, GFO, ORSTED, SUNSAT 8 / L1, L2 / codeless TurboStar Allen Osborne Associates, Inc. SFU 5 / L1 / C/A GPSR Hitachi SEDSat-1 12 / L1 / C/A G12 COMET 24 / L1 / C/A Ashtech SB24 Ashtech ORFEUS-SPAS-1 6 / L1 / C/A Alcatel/SEL Alcatel APEX, CRISTA-SPAS, GADACS / SPARTAN OAST Flyer, JAWSAT, AMSAT Phase 3D, TSX-5, OSEM, EarlyBird, Gravity Probe B 6 / L1 / C/A TANS Vector ORBCOMM-FM1, ORBCOMM-FM2, Skipper, YES (sub-satellite of TEAMsat satellite), FASat-Bravo, ABRIXAS 6 / L1 / C/A TANS II RADCAL 6 / L1 / C/A TANS Quadrex Space Shuttle, PoSat-1, FASat-Alfa, GANE / STS-77, ORSTED 6 / L1 / C/A TANS Trimble Navigation EUVE, TOPEX/Poseidon, OREX 6 / L1, L2 / C/A, P GPSDR Motorola Landsat4, Landsat5, 2 / L1, L2 / C/A, P GPSPAC Magnavox Mission Channels / Frequencies / Codes Receiver Manufacturer Deutsches Zentrum für Luft und Raumfahrt e.V. The requirement on the acceleration can be fulfilled with the only use of the navigation solutions without any margin and without a 3σ standard deviation. 10 -6 m/s 2 10 -3 m/s 1.0 m Acceleration Velocity Position Accuracy Phone: +498153282357, [email protected]

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Sergio De Florio, Tino Zehetbauer, Dr. Thomas Neff

Orbit Determination SoftwareCommercial: FreeFlyer by a.i. Solutions (NS), OD Tools Kit by AGI (NS &. PR), Bernese Software (NS Raw Data)

Freeware: GAMIT/GLOBK, GIPSY-OASIS II, Trimble Geomatics (TGO)

GPS navigation-solution based orbit determination with FreeFlyer COTS product

Operational Aspects of Orbit Determinationwith GPS for Small Satellites with SAR Payloads

Microwave and Radar Institute

Department Reconnaissance and Security

RequirementsTaylor expansion of the phase Φ of the radar signal as a function of time varying position, velocity and acceleration:

2 3 30 1 0 2 0 3 0

4( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( - ) ( )( - ) ( )( - ) ( )k k k kt R t a p a p t t a p t t a p t t tπ ολ

Φ = = + + + +

Typical requirements, for 0.5 to 1.0 m image resolution, on spacecraft position vector x:

2 4 2x 15 x 1.5 10 / x 6.0 10 / (3 )m m s m s σ− −≤ ≤ ⋅ ≤ ⋅

AbstractScientific small satellite missions for remote sensing with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) payloads or high accuracy optical sensors, pose very strict requirements on the accuracy of the reconstructed satellite positions, velocities and accelerations. Today usual GPS receivers can fulfill the accuracy requirements of this missions in most cases, but for low-cost-missions the decision for a appropriate satellite hardware has to take into account not only the reachable quality of data but also the costs. An analysis is carried out in order to assess which on board and ground equipment, which type of GPS data and processing methods are most appropriate to minimize mission costs and full satisfying mission payload requirements focusing the attention on a SAR payload.

These are requirements on the measurements, not on the real motion of the satellite

Typical Position AccuraciesRaw data based POD strategies

Data Type Processing Scheme Accuracy (m)

Single frequency PR Kinematic 9.1Single frequency SPP Reduced-dynamic 0.8

Navigation solutions based POD strategiesData Type Processing Scheme Accuracy (m)

Navigation solutions Kinematic 16.5Navigation solutions Reduced-dynamic 1.6

Achievable position accuracies for the CHAMP satellite

Single frequency PR Reduced-dynamic 0.8Single frequency PR & CP Reduced-dynamic 0.3

Dual frequency PR Kinematic 2.9Dual frequency SPP Reduced-dynamic 0.3Dual frequency PR Reduced-dynamic 0.2

Dual frequency PR & CP Reduced-dynamic 0.1PR: pseudorange, CP: carrier phase, SPP: single point positions

Required Hardware

5.01.0 HzRaw data and ancillary data

1.01.0 HzNavigation

solutions and ancillary data

MB/hour to be stored on-boardSampling RateData Type

On-board data sampling and storage

GPS hardware

8 / L1 / C/AMosaic GPS/GNSSEADS Astrium

NASA/STV12 / L1 / C/AMayflower receiverMayflower CommunicationsCompany, Inc

MetOp-112 / L1, L2 / C/A, PGNSSESA

SAC-C16 / L1, L2 / C/ALagrangeLABEN Co (Italy)

SRTM, STRV-C, SAC-C, CHAMP, Jason-1, VCL, GRACE, FedSat-1, ICESat48 / L1, L2 / C/A, P-codelessAstroNav(BlackJack)JPL/Spectrum Astro

BIRD5 / L1 / C/A or PGEM-SRockwell Collins

DARPASAT, TAOS/STEP-0, STEP-26 (4 cont., 2 seq.) / L1 or L2 / C/A or PAST-VRockwell - Collins Avionics and Communications Division

UoSAT-1224 L1 C/ASGR-20

TMSat-124 L1 C/ASGR-10Surrey Satellite Technology

SNOE12 / L1 / C/AMicroGPSJPL

Falcon Gold8 / L1 / C/ATIDGETNavsys

SSTI Lewis, Globalstar, OSEM, SAC-C, ESA/ATV9 / L1 / C/ATensorSpace Systems/Loral

MSTI-3, MOMS-2P, OrbView-2 (formerly SeaStar), Equator-S, QuickBird, EarlyBird, QuikSCAT12 / L1 / C/AViceroyGeneral Dynamics

OrbView-1 (formerly MicroLab-1), Wake Shield Facility-02, Wake Shield Facility-03, GFO, ORSTED, SUNSAT8 / L1, L2 / codelessTurboStarAllen Osborne Associates, Inc.

SFU5 / L1 / C/AGPSRHitachi

SEDSat-112 / L1 / C/AG12

COMET24 / L1 / C/AAshtech SB24Ashtech

ORFEUS-SPAS-16 / L1 / C/AAlcatel/SELAlcatel

APEX, CRISTA-SPAS, GADACS / SPARTAN OAST Flyer, JAWSAT, AMSAT Phase 3D, TSX-5, OSEM, EarlyBird, Gravity Probe B6 / L1 / C/ATANS Vector

ORBCOMM-FM1, ORBCOMM-FM2, Skipper, YES (sub-satellite of TEAMsat satellite), FASat-Bravo, ABRIXAS6 / L1 / C/ATANS II

RADCAL6 / L1 / C/ATANS Quadrex

Space Shuttle, PoSat-1, FASat-Alfa, GANE / STS-77, ORSTED6 / L1 / C/ATANS

Trimble Navigation

EUVE, TOPEX/Poseidon, OREX6 / L1, L2 / C/A, PGPSDRMotorola

Landsat4, Landsat5,2 / L1, L2 / C/A, PGPSPACMagnavox

MissionChannels / Frequencies / CodesReceiverManufacturer

Deutsches Zentrum

für Luft und Raumfahrt e.V.

The requirement on the acceleration can be fulfilled with the only use of the navigation solutions without any margin and without a 3σ standard deviation.

10-6 m/s2

10-3 m/s1.0 m

AccelerationVelocityPosition

Accuracy

Phone: +498153282357, [email protected]