
Eleonora AndreisPolitecnico di Milano | Polimi · Department of Aerospace Engineering
Eleonora Andreis
Master of Engineering
PhD Student in Aerospace Engineering at Politecnico di Milano
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Publications (7)
A new era of space exploitation is fast approaching. An exponential number of CubeSats, shoe-boxed spacecraft, will be launched into space, owing to their low cost compared to traditional probes. At the current pace, piloting CubeSats from the ground with standard radiometric tracking will become unsustainable. This work tackles the problem from th...
In this work, an orbit determination algorithm suitable for CubeSats onboard implementation is developed, which simulates optical autonomous navigation accomplished by a stand-alone platform. An extended Kalman filter featuring line-of-sight acquisitions of planets is selected as the state estimator, and its performances are tested on a Raspberry P...
The adoption of CubeSats marks the beginning of new momentum in interplanetary exploration, owing to their low cost as compared to standard missions. Yet,
the proliferation of deep-space CubeSats will cause the saturation of the ground
networks, hindering the traditional navigation through ground-based radiometric
tracking. The solution to this iss...
A new era of space exploitation is fast approaching. CubeSats have performed a revolution in the way satellites are deployed in interplanetary missions. The exploitation of standardized dimensions and Commercial-Off-The-Shelf components has boosted their utilization by reducing mission costs and development time. The cutting down
on the space entry...
A new space era is fast approaching. In this decade, CubeSats have granted affordable access to space due to their reduced manufacturing costs compared to traditional missions. Although most of miniaturized spacecraft has thus far been deployed into near-Earth orbits, soon a multitude of CubeSats will be employed for deep-space missions as well. By...
The proliferation of deep-space probes is posing new challenges in navigating them with ground-in-the-loop methods. Ground tracking stations will reach saturation owing to the escalation of small satellites in deep space. Thus, autonomous guidance, navigation, and control methods that are independent from ground communications are necessary for fut...
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Project (1)
EXTREMA will lead to a breakthrough in space science and exploration enabling easier access to the inner planets and minor bodies through the development of low-cost, deep-space probes.