Abstract

The problem under consideration has drawn attention of experts in connection with the events of large-size, dangerous spacecraft reentry. Traditionally, this problem has been solved on the basis of application of the least squares technique. In so doing, the "weighing" of measurements is carried out disregarding the random atmospheric perturbances. For the example of Tiangong-1 spacecraft reentry determination, the effect of the updating algorithm parameters on the accuracy of spacecraft reentry prediction is estimated. The characteristics of accounting for atmospheric perturbances at "weighing" the measurements and the fit span value are considered as the algorithm parameters. It is shown that, when the random atmospheric perturbances are taken into account, the accuracy of results grows several times.

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