Time-attitude based method for decomposition and synthesis of imaging satellite observation task

Abstract

A time-attitude based method for decomposition and synthesis of imaging satellite observation task is disclosed. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps: (1) determining the time-orientation vector of a target according to the weft height of the target and the position of a satellite; (2) establishing an external characteristic rectangle, with a long edge parallel to a star line and including all target points, as a target region, determining a pitch angle, and calculating the characteristic vector of a region target; (3) according to the width of the satellite, dividing bands; and (4) according to the region target borders, cutting the bands to a right length. The method can intuitively and efficiently conduct target decomposition and synthesis, and more easily generate element task information input to a task planning and scheduling model. The method puts forward a concept of time-attitude, which is not only easy to understand and calculate, but also provides a unified description method for target decomposition and synthesis, and has certain operability, generality and scalability.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of satellite observation tasks, in particular to a time-attitude-based imaging satellite observation task decomposition and synthesis method. Background technique [0002] A complex problem in the preprocessing of imaging satellite mission planning is to establish the relationship between the satellite and the target. The reason for this complexity is that the target position, satellite position and satellite attitude are all described by different coordinate systems, and a large number of coordinates are required in the actual calculation process. However, these conversions only consider the spatial position and have no concept of time, and the time constraints and regularity of satellites flying in the air are very strong. Therefore, it is urgent to combine the spatial position, time and satellite capabilities to provide a set of A new description method of satellite-target relationship. Contents of the invention ...

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[0002] A complex problem in the preprocessing of imaging satellite mission planning is to establish the relationship between the satellite and the target. The reason for this complexity is that the target position, satellite position and satellite attitude are all described by different coordinate systems, and a large number of coordinates are required in the actual calculation process. However, these conversions only consider the spatial position and have no concept of time, and the time constraints and regularity of satellites flying in the air are very strong. Therefore, it is urgent to combine the spatial position, time and satellite capabilities to provide a set of A new method for describing the relationship between satellite and target

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