File:SODA In Train Swarm Example (in train swarm example1).webm
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English: SODA, Swarm Orbital Dynamics Advisor, a tool that provides the orbital maneuvers required to achieve a desired type of relative swarm motion for satellite missions. For the in-train swarm type, the objective is to phase the satellites ahead and behind one another to achieve a string-of-pearls relative position configuration. SODA maneuvers each satellite by performing a two-impulse elliptical transfer orbit from and back to the same orbit, known as a phasing maneuver. |
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Date | Taken on 13 July 2017 | ||
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Author | NASA Ames Research Center | ||
Keywords InfoField | swarm; swarm concept; swarm mission; satellite; soda |
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