Cooperative Control of Spacecraft Formation Flying: From Anti-Communication Delays to Resources Saving provides an in-depth, practically focused, exploration of secure cooperative control for spacecraft formation flying that addresses real-world challenges including communication latency, resource constraints, and information security, balancing foundational theory with actionable solutions, tailored to complex, resource-limited environments A comprehensive reference source for aerospace engineers and researchers covering anti-communication delays and resource-saving coordination strategies in spacecraft formation flying. For professionals and researchers in space systems, robotics and control engineering, the book provides detailed descriptions of robust security measures and practical application insights. The integration of secure communication protocols with control methods makes the book particularly relevant for professionals in high-stakes environments, where cyber threats and resource limitations are critical. For space agency mission planners and aerospace cybersecurity experts, the project addresses critical issues in secure, delay-tolerant communication and resource optimization for coordinated spacecraft missions. This enhances the development of secure and resilient communication protocols, which are critical to prevent data breaches and ensure reliable inter-spacecraft coordination in adversarial environments. The integration of advanced algorithms and the emphasis on real-world challenges, particularly the communication security issue, provides readers with a unique perspective that is missing in existing literature. The book equips readers with detailed information on advanced control strategies for multi-spacecraft coordination, particularly methods that address communication delays and optimize resource use.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2: Preliminaries and mathematical model - p. 23 3. Chapter 3: Delay-dependent attitude coordinated control with constant delays - p. 47 4. Chapter 4: Integral SMC-based attitude coordinated tracking with communication delays - p. 67 5. Chapter 5: L2-gain-based adaptive coordination with time-varying delays - p. 93 6. Chapter 6: Robust attitude coordinated control with delays and input saturation - p. 121 7. Chapter 7: Event-based coordinated control with communication resources constraints - p. 147 8. Chapter 8: Event-driven coordinated control with limited communication and computation capacities - p. 179 9. Chapter 9: A unified event-triggered observer-based distributed control - p. 213 10. Chapter 10: Distance-dependent event-driven connectivity-preserving coordinated control - p. 243 11. Chapter 11: Adaptive neural coordinated control with periodic triggering sampling - p. 267 12. Chapter 12: Secure distributed control for multi-spacecraft against eavesdropping attacks - p. 295 13. Chapter 13: Conclusion - p. 317 14. Bibliography - p. 323 15. Index - p. 339
Cooperative Control of Spacecraft Formation Flying: From Anti-Communication Delays to Resources Saving provides an in-depth, practically focused, exploration of secure cooperative control for spacecraft formation flying that addresses real-world challenges including communication latency, resource constraints, and information security, balancing foundational theory with actionable solutions, tailored to complex, resource-limited environments A comprehensive reference source for aerospace engineers and researchers covering anti-communication delays and resource-saving coordination strategies in spacecraft formation flying. For professionals and researchers in space systems, robotics and control engineering, the book provides detailed descriptions of robust security measures and practical application insights. The integration of secure communication protocols with control methods makes the book particularly relevant for professionals in high-stakes environments, where cyber threats and resource limitations are critical. For space agency mission planners and aerospace cybersecurity experts, the project addresses critical issues in secure, delay-tolerant communication and resource optimization for coordinated spacecraft missions. This enhances the development of secure and resilient communication protocols, which are critical to prevent data breaches and ensure reliable inter-spacecraft coordination in adversarial environments. The integration of advanced algorithms and the emphasis on real-world challenges, particularly the communication security issue, provides readers with a unique perspective that is missing in existing literature. The book equips readers with detailed information on advanced control strategies for multi-spacecraft coordination, particularly methods that address communication delays and optimize resource use.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2: Preliminaries and mathematical model - p. 23 3. Chapter 3: Delay-dependent attitude coordinated control with constant delays - p. 47 4. Chapter 4: Integral SMC-based attitude coordinated tracking with communication delays - p. 67 5. Chapter 5: L2-gain-based adaptive coordination with time-varying delays - p. 93 6. Chapter 6: Robust attitude coordinated control with delays and input saturation - p. 121 7. Chapter 7: Event-based coordinated control with communication resources constraints - p. 147 8. Chapter 8: Event-driven coordinated control with limited communication and computation capacities - p. 179 9. Chapter 9: A unified event-triggered observer-based distributed control - p. 213 10. Chapter 10: Distance-dependent event-driven connectivity-preserving coordinated control - p. 243 11. Chapter 11: Adaptive neural coordinated control with periodic triggering sampling - p. 267 12. Chapter 12: Secure distributed control for multi-spacecraft against eavesdropping attacks - p. 295 13. Chapter 13: Conclusion - p. 317 14. Bibliography - p. 323 15. Index - p. 339
