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chinese control and decision conference | 2011

A rapid uncertainty propagation method for pre-parachute phase of Mars entry

Gaofeng Ren; Hutao Cui; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan

In this paper, a novel approach is proposed for analyzing evolution of uncertainty in state trajectories of a Mars entry vehicle due to uncertainties in initial conditions and other system parameters. By introducing uncertainty factors, the stochastic dynamical systems are converted into equivalent deterministic dynamical systems in higher dimensional space. And then based on the local linearization and linear system theory, a rapid uncertainty propagation method can be get. Applying the method to a representative entry scenario taken from the NASA MSL-class mission, Simulation results indicate that the proposed method is able to predict evolution of uncertainty, compared with Monte Carlo method, with little degraded accuracy, but with much more computational efficiency.


international symposium on systems and control in aerospace and astronautics | 2006

Optimal-fuel, low-thrust Earth-Ivar transfer trajectories with Venus gravity assist

Haibin Shang; Hutao Cui; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan

In this paper, fuel-optimal low-thrust trajectory with Venus gravity-assist is presented for exploring Ivar asteroid. The problem formulation treats the spacecraft mass as a state variable, thus coupling the spacecraft design to the trajectory optimization. To avoid numerical sensitivity, the equinoctial elements are utilized to describe spacecraft motion, and the optimization problem is divided into three subproblems, the solution of the last subproblem is taken as the primary guess for the next one. A hybrid optimization method is utilized to solve them, which method utilizes the costate time histories to parameterize the thrust steering angles time histories. Numerical results are presented for the optimal three-dimensional Earth-Ivar with Venus gravity-assist trajectory


the multiconference on computational engineering in systems applications | 2006

Study of Design and Optimization of Low-Thrust Transfer Trajectory with Planetary Aerogravity Assist

Haibin Shang; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan; Dong Qiao

In this paper, the design and optimization problem of low-thrust transfer trajectory with planetary aerogravity assist is studied. To avoid numerical sensitivity, the equinoctial elements are utilized to describe spacecraft motion. The matching condition for design of aerogravity assist trajectory is presented through analyzing the characteristics of aerogravity assist. Then we have discussed the problem formulation of AGA trajectory optimization, and presented a hybrid optimization method, which combines direct with indirect method, and utilizes the costate to parameterize the thrust steering angles time histories. Finally, Taking rendezvous with a Ceres asteroid as an example, the preliminary scheme of transfer trajectory with Mars aerogravity assist is design and optimized by using this approach


Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology | 2008

Design and optimization of interplanetary low‐thrust trajectory with planetary aerogravity‐assist maneuver

Haibin Shang; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to study the application of the planetary aerogravity‐assist (AGA) technique to the interplanetary transfer mission with low‐thrust engine, and the design and optimization approach of low‐thrust AGA trajectory.Design/methodology/approach – In the research, the transfer trajectory with planetary AGA maneuver is analyzed first, the maximum atmospheric turn angle and the matching condition for AGA trajectory is derived out, which is the significant principle for AGA trajectory design and studies. Then, a design and optimization approach for interplanetary low‐thrust trajectory with AGA maneuver is developed. The complicated design problem is transformed into a parameter optimization problem with multiple nonlinear constraints by using calculus of variations and the matching condition associated with AGA trajectory. Furthermore, since the optimization problem is very sensitive to the launch date and AGA maneuver parameters, three ordinal sub‐problems are reformulated to ...


the multiconference on computational engineering in systems applications | 2006

Search the Optimal Rendezvous Opportunities for Manned Mars Mission

Dong Qiao; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan

Various mission and trajectory designs have been proposed to achieve the first human mission to Mars. NASAs current study for sending humans to Mars is known as the design reference mission (DRM). It selected the long-stay mission profile. In this paper, according to the DRM scenario, we investigated the optimal rendezvous opportunity for manned Mars trip. At here, three transfer strategies were taken into account. Firstly, we use the contour map and optimal algorithm to search the optimal opportunities with two-impulse and employed the patched-conic method to analyze and propagate trajectories. Then, gravity assist technique is used to search the low energy trajectory. Finally, we also make use of the aerogravity assist technique, which is the novel concept in the interplanetary exploration missions, to analyze and search the possible rendezvous opportunities.


Advances in Space Research | 2007

Design and optimization of trajectory to Near-Earth asteroid for sample return mission using gravity assists

Rui Xu; Pingyuan Cui; Dong Qiao; Enjie Luan


Science China-technological Sciences | 2010

Target selection and transfer trajectories design for exploring asteroid mission

Pingyuan Cui; Dong Qiao; Hutao Cui; Enjie Luan


Archive | 2006

Detector emission method employing force-borrow mechanism to select space detection target

Pingyuan Cui; Dong Qiao; Hutao Cui; Enjie Luan


ieee aerospace conference | 2018

Divert capability analysis and subsequent guidance design for mars landing

Tong Qin; Shengying Zhu; Pingyuan Cui; Enjie Luan


Acta Astronautica | 2018

Probability-based hazard avoidance guidance for planetary landing

Xu Yuan; Zhengshi Yu; Pingyuan Cui; Rui Xu; Shengying Zhu; Menglong Cao; Enjie Luan

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Pingyuan Cui

Beijing Institute of Technology

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Dong Qiao

Harbin Institute of Technology

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Haibin Shang

Harbin Institute of Technology

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Hutao Cui

Harbin Institute of Technology

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Rui Xu

Beijing Institute of Technology

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Shengying Zhu

Beijing Institute of Technology

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Gaofeng Ren

Harbin Institute of Technology

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Menglong Cao

Qingdao University of Science and Technology

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Tong Qin

Beijing Institute of Technology

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Xu Yuan

Beijing Institute of Technology

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