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Title: AAR Rendezvous Algorithm Progress Meeting 10 May 2005


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AAR Rendezvous AlgorithmProgress Meeting10 May
2005
  • REID A. LARSON, 2d Lt, USAF
  • Control Systems Engineer
  • MARK J. MEARS, Ph.D.
  • Control Systems Engineer
  • AFRL/VACA

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Discussion Outline
  • 2-D Rendezvous Formulation
  • Algorithm Details
  • Example 1
  • Example 2
  • Lessons Learned
  • Future Directions

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2-D Rendezvous Formulation
Control Variables
State Variables
UAV Eqns of Motion
Flight Limits
Terminal Constraints
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Algorithm Details
  • Dynamic Optimization Strategy
  • Provide initial state, final state, final time,
    and guess for control sequence (interpolation)
  • Numerical SolutionMethod of Steepest Descent
  • Adapted/modified based on proven strategy
    (Dynamic Optimization, Bryson)
  • Solves for local minimum, which is acceptable in
    this case
  • Simulation in MATLAB examples to follow

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Algorithm Details
  • Provide initial guess for control sequence, u(i)
  • Solve state equations s(i) based on guess from
    (1)
  • Evaluate terminal constraints, ?
  • Back-solve for co-states given final co-states,
    ?(i)
  • Back-solve for value of optimality condition at
    each time step (want optimality Hu0 at each
    step)
  • ?(i), Hu(i), ?, into steepest descent formula to
    sequence toward optimal solution (calculate
    ?u(i))
  • Store u(i)?u(i)?u(i)
  • If ?u(i) is small, soln is converged else back
    to (1)
  • Iterate until solution converges or max
    iterations reached

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Example 1
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Example 2
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Lessons Learned
  • Convergence and solution time fast in most cases
  • Steepest Descent works well, even with poor
    initial guess
  • Newton-Raphson technique requires very good guess
  • Solutions found with flight constraints imposed
    directly
  • Other algorithms had varying success
  • Ritz-Method solutions (Mark Mears)
  • Adjoin constraints to Hamiltonian analytically
    clean but difficult to automate in MATLAB
  • Turn-on-dime maneuvers with large final time can
    be cumbersome for solver
  • Requires feasible final state for rendezvous
  • Focus on generating trajectory for UAV follow
    rendezvous trajectory based on position-error
    control

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Future Directions
  • Near Term Focus (Next 2-3 Weeks)
  • Convert equations of motion to three dimensions
  • Minimum time rendezvous?
  • Assess solution time and convergence to optimal
    solutions with added complexity
  • MATLAB simulations to validate performance
  • Long Term Focus (Next 2 Months)
  • Incorporate refueling CONOPS
  • AVDS simulations with J-UCAS vehicle model
  • Transition algorithms to VACC/VACD/Boeing
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