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In-flight Checking of the Accuracy of the Navigation and Motion Control System for a Surveying Satellite Using Video Information
Contemporary land-survey satellites are placed in the orbits with altitude of up to 1000 km. For such spacecraft we present the methods developed for in-flight verification of its attitude control system based on the analysis of an image motion in the onboard telescope during scanning optoelectronic imagery.