Ballistic Measurement and Parameter Estimation of Ballistic Missile with Early Warning Satellite
Lei He, Dong Qin
Abstract
Lei He, Dong Qin
Abstract
Space infrared early warning satellite is an important platform for detecting ballistic missile launch and trajectory. This paper established observation satellite motion model, and the motion state of the satellite at any time was gotten based on its initial information by numerical integration methods. According the theory of double satellites location and satellite observation data of ballistic missile, the observation trajectory of ballistic missile was fitted. The trajectory was used to build the motion model of ballistic missile, and the position, speed and other parameters of the ballistic missile can be inferred. Finally, simulation experiment was conducted.
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Space infrared early warning satellite is an important platform for detecting ballistic missile launch and trajectory. This paper established observation satellite motion model, and the motion state of the satellite at any time was gotten based on its initial information by numerical integration methods. According the theory of double satellites location and satellite observation data of ballistic missile, the observation trajectory of ballistic missile was fitted. The trajectory was used to build the motion model of ballistic missile, and the position, speed and other parameters of the ballistic missile can be inferred. Finally, simulation experiment was conducted.
Key concepts: Ballistic missile, Trajectory, Satellite, Missile, Aerospace engineering, Position (finance), Trajectory of a projectile, Computer science