EagleSat-1: Flight Operations

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EagleSat-1: Flight Operations Madison Padilla Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Aerospace Engineering, Senior AZ/NASA Space Grant Symposium April 13-14, 2018

Overview Ground system overview Ground system breakdown Graphic user interface (GUI) layout Flight dynamics overview Flight dynamics analysis Questions

Ground System Overview A ground system to provide a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that is able to connect to EagleSat-I through a serial connection to the Terminal Node Controller (TNC) View, save, observe and process data from EagleSat-I Matrix Laboratories (MATLAB) chosen for all ground station software

Ground System Breakdown

Buttons for real-time or playback Save and exit Time 2. GPS 4. Position and Velocity 3. Raw Data Output Position and Velocity X, Y, Z position X, Y, Z velocity 3. Raw Data Output 5. Data Source Buttons for real-time or playback Save and exit Time System Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) System AZ Time Satellite GMT Satellite Mission Time 2. GPS GPS Lock State Vector Latitude and Longitude Altitude Number of satellite locks 5. Data Source

Flight Dynamics Overview Main objective: To calculate and incorporate drag in order to predict the deorbit time on the EagleSat-I Orbital Predictions: Altitude at apogee: 818.0 km Altitude at perigee: 453.0 km Inclination: 97.7° Launch date: November 18, 2017 All flight dynamics analysis was done in Systems Tool Kit 11 (STK) Two-Line Element sets for EagleSat-I were obtained from Space-Track.org

STK Simulation Example

Flight Dynamics – Coverage Predicted passes over Ground Station (located in ERAU’s AXFAB) 3 to 6 passes per day 2-3 passes within approx. 1-2 hours, separated by approx. 8-10 hour intervals Mean coverage time: approximately 10 minutes Optimal downlink time was determined by the local start time and the duration of the pass EagleSat1-To-ERAU   Start Time End Time Duration Optimal Downlink Time Access Number UTC Start Local Start Time UTC End Time Local Time End In Seconds In Minutes Yes/No 1 3/28/18 6:50 PM 11:50:14 AM 3/28/18 7:02 PM 12:02:18 PM 724.082 12.07 Yes 2 3/28/18 8:24 PM 1:24:49 PM 3/28/18 8:39 PM 1:39:32 PM 882.645 14.71 3 3/28/18 10:05 PM 3:05:48 PM 3/28/18 10:12 PM 3:12:56 PM 428.64 7.14 No

Flight Dynamics – Orbital Decay Analysis for the orbital decay of EagleSat-I was based on the updated TLE’s provided Calculations for the orbital decay were completed in STK EagleSat-I’s drag area was set to 0.02 m^2 to accommodate for tumbling Simulation # Start Date (mm/dd/yyyy) Projected Orbital Decay (Years) 11/18/2017 6.8 1 1/25/2018 6.7 2 2/8/2018 3 2/15/2018 4 2/22/2018 6.6 5 3/1/2018 6 3/8/2018 7 3/22/2018 6.5 8 3/28/2018 6.4

Acknowledgements Dr. Gary Yale Dr. Kaela Martin Dr. Julio Benavides Flight Operations team members Kyle Noland, Tyler Noland and Yashica Khatri

Questions? Madison Padilla padillm3@my.erau.edu