9780877035435
Astrodynamics 2007; proceedings; 3v. (CD-ROM included)
AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference (2007: Mackinac
Island, Michigan) Ed. by Ronald J. Proulx et al.
Am. Astronautical Society
2008
2892 pages
$520.00
Hardcover
Advances in the astronautical sciences; v.129
TL787
This three-volume set contains the proceedings of 2007
Astrodynamics Conference, co-sponsored by the American Astronautical
Society and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and
held in August of 2007. There are 156 technical papers organized
according to the 24 session topics, including the special sessions on
"50 years of space development;" the Cassini orbiter, which is
currently studying Saturn; and STEREO (Solar TErrestrial RElations
Observatory), the solar observation mission launched in 2006. Other
sessions were devoted to atmospheric density analysis; satellite
constellations and formation flying; trajectory design and planetary
mission studies; orbit determination and tracking; attitude dynamics,
determination, and control; atmospheric re-entry guidance and control;
spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control; low thrust mission and
trajectory design; dynamics and control of large space structures;
trajectory optimization; space debris and conjunction analysis; orbital
dynamics, perturbations, and stability; and earth orbital and planetary
mission studies. Appendices provide basic bibliographical listings for
publications of the American Astronautical Society, the Advances in the
Astronautical Sciences series, the Science and Technology series, and
the AAS History series. Also include are numerical and author indexes.
The CD-ROM reproduces the papers in digital form.
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