LEO Mega Constellations:Review of Development,Impact,Surveillance,and Governance  被引量:8

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作  者:Jingrui Zhang Yifan Cai Chenbao Xue Zhirun Xue Han Cai 

机构地区:[1]School of Aerospace Engineering,Beijing Institute of Technology,Beijing 100081,China

出  处:《Space(Science & Technology)》2022年第1期472-488,共17页空间科学与技术(英文)

基  金:supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,Outstanding Youth Science Fund Project(11825201).

摘  要:The rapid development of Low Earth Orbit(LEO)mega constellations has significantly contributed to several aspects of human scientific progress,such as communication,navigation,and remote sensing.However,unrestrained deployment of constellations has also strained orbital resources and increased spacecraft congestion in LEO,which seriously affects the safety of in-orbit operations of many space assets.For the long-term and sustainable development of space activities in LEO regions,space environment stability must be maintained using more rational surveillance and governance mechanisms.This review contributes to the research gap and facilitates the development of LEO mega constellations.First,the current development of typical LEO mega constellations is reviewed,followed by the analysis of the impact of LEO mega constellations in terms of astronomical observation,spacecraft safety in orbit,and space environment evolution.Then,two main solutions to conduct the challenges raised by LEO mage constellations are elaborated:one is to ensure the safety operation of spacecraft using space surveillance infrastructures and space situational awareness technologies,and the other is to accelerate the deorbit of constellation satellites at the end of life based on postmission disposal and active removal methods.Finally,the future development and potential research directions of LEO mega constellations are prospected.

关 键 词:IMPACT restrained maintained 

分 类 号:V47[航空宇航科学与技术—飞行器设计]

 

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