Satellite Protection: A System's Approach Through the 3R Concept

Jolly, C.; Lang, Thomas; Donath, T.; Grenier, Dominic; Kervarc, Romain; Vignaud, L.; Berges, A.; Durécu, A.; Barbé, S.; Provence, Salon de; Roussel, J. F.; Tessier, Catherine; Bensana, Eric

doi:10.2514/6.2009-6786

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“…The ATLAS approach is documented in various previous publications [13,14], as well as its application to space system performance assessment [15,3], and the notion of vulnerability index that can be added to it to compare space debris scenarios [11,4].…”

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“…Such methods have been discussed in previous works [13,14,15,3], where the ATLAS 3 approach is presented. It relies on a modelling of the behaviour of the system leading to the service being provided to the ground by a temporal logic of the interval family [27,9,10] based on Allen's operators [1,2], leading to a logic tree describing the organisation of the different elementary functions of the system, over which an availability metric is computed, allowing the computation of a vulnerability index [11,4], which defines a risk of mission performance degradation due to effects of both trackable and untrackable space debris on a complex space system.…”

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Assessing component impairing at mission level

Kervarc

Piel

Lala

et al. 2018

Mathematics and Computers in Simulation

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Assessing component impairing at mission level

Kervarc

Piel

Lala

et al. 2018

Mathematics and Computers in Simulation

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“…acting on the space system. It has been developed in the context of two projects performed at ONERA dealing with Vulnerability of Space Systems (V2S project) and Survivability of Space Systems (3S project) [1]. Contrary to many studies which focus on the vulnerability of the physical system by itself or one of its components [2] [3], the proposed approach considers the vulnerability of the mission as a whole, and aims at evaluating it over the mission lifetime.…”

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Space systems' vulnerability assessment to space debris: A methodology and a program

Bertrand

Prudhomme

Merit

et al. 2012

2012 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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A method to assess vulnerability of a space mission due to the threat of space debris is presented in this paper. It handles different effects of the threat on the space system used to fulfill the mission: effects from which the system can protect itself from, by reacting, and effects the system must endure. The method is presented through the example of vulnerability assessment of an Earth observation mission, performed by a single satellite. Different effects of space debris are considered on the satellite, depending whether they are large enough to be tracked or not. Numerical results are presented and analyzed to illustrate the proposed approach.

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