CubeSat Session V: Guidance and Control

Small Mission Opportunities for the Vega launch System: The Small Spacecraft Mission Service

Fabio Caramelli, European Space Agency

9:15 AM

MinXSS CubeSat On-Orbit Performance and the First Flight of the Blue Canyon Technologies XACT 3- axis ADCS

James Mason, University of Colorado, Boulder
Matthew Baumgart, Blue Canyon Technologies
Thomas Woods, University of Colorado, Boulder
Daniel Hegel, Blue Canyon Technologies
Bryan Rogler, Blue Canyon Technologies
George Stafford, Blue Canyon Technologies
Stanley Solomon, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Phillip Chamberlin, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

9:30 AM

Laboratory Validation of Vision Based Grasping, Guidance and Control with Two Nanosatellite Models

Subhransu Mishra, The Johns Hopkins University
Max Basescu, The Johns Hopkins University
Marin Kobilarov, The Johns Hopkins University

9:45 AM

The Ranging and Nanosatellite Guidance Experiment (RANGE)

Brian C. Gunter, Georgia Institute of Technology
Byron Davis, Georgia Institute of Technology
Glenn Lightsey, Georgia Institute of Technology
Robert D. Braun, Georgia Institute of Technology

10:00 AM

Attitude Determination and Control System Design for STU-2A CubeSat and In-Orbit Results

Guowen Sun, Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsattelites
Xiwang Xia, Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsattelites
Shufan Wu, Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsattelites
Zhiyi Wu, Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsattelites
Wen Chen, Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsattelites

10:15 AM

Simulation Results of Alternative Methods for Formation Separation Control

Thomas Heine, The University Of Michigan
Charles Bussy-Virat, The University Of Michigan
Mark B. Moldwin, The University Of Michigan
Aaron J. Ridley, The University Of Michigan

10:30 AM