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In search of conditions and substances that support life on Mars, the utilization of robotic rovers becomes more and more important. However, the task of robot teleoperation over huge distances involves challenging problems. One of the biggest challenges is the task of
Sensibility studies are necessary to evaluate if an existing method is optimizable. The present method for classification of land cover uses the course of information about an observed region during one year. The progress of the natural cover of an observed region
This work develops a performance analysis for a particular distribution of inertial sensors as they are assumed to be implemented on a prototype stabilized platform for a new UAV aircraft (under development at VTUL PVO and AVEKO now). The device to be
WIND is a NASA spacecraft built to observe the solar wind. Since many phenomena like auroras are related to the solar wind and it has also an influence on all the spectra measured on Earth, therefore it is important to explore its
Liquid propellant rocket engines are very complex machinery and require immense research time to obtain the best performance possible. Therefore its performance efficiency has to be determined based on the various losses that occur during its operation. This research aims to measure
Since December 2003 Mars Express, a spacecraft of the European Space Agency, orbits our red neighbour planet Mars. Besides six other instruments it has on board MARSIS, an especially designed low frequency radar instrument. The Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionospheric
This paper aims at assessing the importance of sorption processes in space applications and the necessity of intelligent control systems for sorption processes. Thermal control and life support systems use extensively sorption processes, taking advantage of their intrinsic stability, their lack of
Spatially distributed control is a design principle for systems which include many repeating units with overlapping regions of influence. Transfer functions in both time and spatial dimensions are used to design a controller for applications from a paper mill to the next