Mathematics
Scientific paper
Oct 1976
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International Astronautical Federation, International Astronautical Congress, 27th, Anaheim, Calif., Oct. 10-16, 1976, 10 p.
Mathematics
Kalman Filters, Numerical Stability, Orbit Calculation, Spacecraft Orbits, Transformations (Mathematics), Algorithms, Computerized Simulation, Covariance, Error Analysis, Linear Filters, Planetary Orbits
Scientific paper
An improved Kalman filter algorithm based on a modified Givens matrix triangularization technique is proposed for solving a nonstationary discrete-time linear filtering problem. The proposed U-D covariance factorization filter uses orthogonal transformation technique; measurement and time updating of the U-D factors involve separate application of Gentleman's fast square-root-free Givens rotations. Numerical stability and accuracy of the algorithm are compared with those of the conventional and stabilized Kalman filters and the Potter-Schmidt square-root filter, by applying these techniques to a realistic planetary navigation problem (orbit determination for the Saturn approach phase of the Mariner Jupiter-Saturn Mission, 1977). The new algorithm is shown to combine the numerical precision of square root filtering with the efficiency of the original Kalman algorithm.
Bierman G. J.
Thornton C. L.
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