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Title: UAV mission design for the exploration of Mars - ESA/EUROAVIA Design Workshop 2006
Authors: Perez Lebbink, Lisero
Technical University of Delft
Subjects : Spacecraft systems
Systems integration
UAV
Mars exploration
Mission concept
Issue Date: 26-Jun-2008
Publisher: Georgia Institute of Technology
Series/Report no.: IPPW08. Cross Cutting Technologies
Abstract: This paper describes three different mission concepts for the exploration of Mars by means of a UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle). These concepts have been proposed after a three week workshop held by the European Association of Aerospace Engineers EUROAVIA and the European Space Agency ESA. The UAV designs have been a combined effort of a total of 30 European engineering students. The students had to transfer broad ESA requirements into a mission statement, specific requirements and a clear scientific mission goal. All three designs will be addressed in this paper up to a subsystems level detail. In addition, the design implications of the Martian environment, specifically on UAV design, will be addressed.
Description: This presentation was part of the session : Cross Cutting Technologies
Sixth International Planetary Probe Workshop
Type: Proceedings
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1853/26454
Appears in Collections:International Planetary Probe Workshop (6th - Atlanta - 2008)
6th International Planetary Probe Workshop

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