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A UKF-PF based Hybrid Estimation Scheme for Space Object Tracking

In this paper, we present a UKF-PF based hybrid nonlinear filter for space object tracking. Estimating the state and its associated uncertainty, also known as filtering is paramount to the tracking process. The periodicity of the Keplerian orbits and the availability of accurate orbital perturbation models present special advantages in filter design. The proposed nonlinear filter employs an unscented Kalman filter (UKF) estimate the state of the system while measurements are available. In the absence of measurements, the state pdf is updated via a sequential Monte Carlo method. It is demonstrated that the hybrid filter offers fast and accurate performance regardless of orbital parameters used and the amount of uncertainty involved. The performance of the filter under is found to depend upon the number of measurements recorded when the object is within the field of view (FOV) of the sensors.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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