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Autonomous Science Decisions for Mars Sample Return

T. L. Roush, V. Gulick, R. L. Morris, P. R. Gazis, G. K. Benedix, Clark Glymour, J. Michael Ramsey, Lasse Heje Pedersen, Mark A. Ruzon, Wray Buntine

发表年份
1999
引用次数
4

摘要

In the near future NASA intends to explore Mars in preparation for a sample return mission using robotic devices such as landers rovers, orbiters, airplanes, and/or balloons. Such platforms will likely carry imaging devices to characterize the surface morphology, and a variety of analytical instruments intended to evaluated the chemical and mineralogical nature of the environment(s) that they encounter. Historically, mission operations have involved the following sequence of activities: (1) return of scientific data from the vehicle; (2) evaluation of the data by space scientists; (3) recommendations of the scientists regarding future mission activity; (4) transmission of commands to the vehicle to achieve this activity; and (5) new activity by the vehicle in response to those commands.

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Mars Exploration ProgramExploration of MarsSample (material)Scientific instrumentAeronauticsComputer scienceEngineeringRemote sensingAstrobiologyGeology

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