A hybrid unscented parameter estimation algorithm is proposed for the efficient design of two-impulse Earth-Moon transfers in the planar bicircular restricted four-body model. This scheme is an extension of unscented Kalman filter parameter estimation that accommodates Newton's method. The original transfer problem is firstly converted to a new state-space representation and unscented parameter estimation is utilized in the initial iterations to take advantage of its wide-range convergence ability. Once close the final solution, the algorithm switches to the Newton method, which boosts convergence and accuracy. Numerical experiments show that the proposed method presents a good balance between convergence domain and convergence rate.

A Modified Upe Method to Design Two-Impulse Earth-Moon Transfers in a Four-Body Model

TOPPUTO, FRANCESCO;
2015-01-01

Abstract

A hybrid unscented parameter estimation algorithm is proposed for the efficient design of two-impulse Earth-Moon transfers in the planar bicircular restricted four-body model. This scheme is an extension of unscented Kalman filter parameter estimation that accommodates Newton's method. The original transfer problem is firstly converted to a new state-space representation and unscented parameter estimation is utilized in the initial iterations to take advantage of its wide-range convergence ability. Once close the final solution, the algorithm switches to the Newton method, which boosts convergence and accuracy. Numerical experiments show that the proposed method presents a good balance between convergence domain and convergence rate.
2015
Spaceflight Mechanics 2015
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