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- NASA NTRS 2022 GSFC Conference Paper
Propulsive trajectory optimization to minimize surface contamination
MOTIVATION: We present an optimization technique for propulsive vehicles that autonomously minimizes contamination during surface approach and landing.
- NASA NTRS 2022 MSFC Conference Paper
Application of Support Vector Regression to Derive Crater Depth/Diameter From Satellite Images
Through the study of impact crater shapes, one can draw important conclusions about the nature and evolution of planetary surfaces [e.g., 1-4].In particular, studying the depth (d) to diameter (D)ratio (d/D) of a populat…
- NASA NTRS 2021 GRC Presentation
Scroll Pump Dust Tolerance Test for Martian Atmospheric Acquisition
The ability to generate oxygen on the Martian surface will be essential to establishing a human presence on Mars. Flow generating devices such as pumps, compressors, and blowers will be crucial components in Martian atmo…
- NASA NTRS 2020 GRC Conference Paper
Scroll Pump Dust Tolerance Test for Martian Atomospheric Acquisition
The ability to generate oxygen on the Martian surface will be essential to establishing a human presence on Mars. Flow generating devices such as pumps, compressors, and blowers will be essential components in Martian at…
- NASA NTRS 2019 GSFC Conference Paper
Training Early Career Scientists in Flight Instrument Design Through Experiential Learning: NASA Goddard's Planetary Science Winter School.
The NASA Goddard Planetary Science Winter School (PSWS) is a Goddard Space Flight Center-sponsored training program, managed by Goddard's Solar System Exploration Division (SSED), for Goddard-based postdoctoral fellows a…
- NASA NTRS 2019 KSC Conference Paper
Martian Atmospheric Dust Mitigation for ISRU Intakes via Electrostatic Precipitation
The Mars 2020 and Mars Sample Return missions expected to fly to Mars within the next ten years will each include an In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) system.