ngc_trn (autoNGC Terrain Relative Navigation Application)(GSC-19383-1)
autonomous systems
ngc_trn (autoNGC Terrain Relative Navigation Application)
(GSC-19383-1)
Overview
Terrain relative navigation is a technique where observations of natural terrain using a camera is used to help navigate a spacecraft with respect to the observed terrain. In the autonomous navigation, guidance, and control system (autoNGC), this process is performed using ngc_trn, a core Flight System (cFS) application which uses cGIANT to perform surface feature based terrain relative navigation. ngc_trn acts as both an interface and command layer, by formatting and receiving/transmitting incoming and outgoing data, by setting up cGIANT, and by making the appropriate cGIANT calls.
This software is only available for use by federal employees and contractors
to the federal government working on projects where this tool would be applicable.
Software Details
Category
Autonomous Systems
Reference Number
GSC-19383-1
Release Type
U.S. Government Purpose Release
Operating System
Linux



