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Data-driven satellite monitoring method applicable to various telemetry
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It is difficult to detect signs of faults for the rule-based health monitoring systems currently installed on artificial satellites in principle, and manual monitoring of satellite telemetry is conducted. However, due to lack of human resources, much of the data is left not yet well reviewed. In this study, a systematic telemetry monitoring method that screens anomalous ones applicable to various time-series telemetry is proposed. The proposed method estimates the normal range of future telemetry values by focusing on quantile statistics of each telemetry. The demonstrative application results to the real telemetry data are also reported.
Title: Data-driven satellite monitoring method applicable to various telemetry
Description:
It is difficult to detect signs of faults for the rule-based health monitoring systems currently installed on artificial satellites in principle, and manual monitoring of satellite telemetry is conducted.
However, due to lack of human resources, much of the data is left not yet well reviewed.
In this study, a systematic telemetry monitoring method that screens anomalous ones applicable to various time-series telemetry is proposed.
The proposed method estimates the normal range of future telemetry values by focusing on quantile statistics of each telemetry.
The demonstrative application results to the real telemetry data are also reported.
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