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    Area of Science:

    • Aerospace Engineering
    • Computer Vision
    • Astrodynamics

    Background:

    • Star identification is crucial for spacecraft navigation.
    • High-maneuvering conditions and rolling-shutter distortion degrade star sensor accuracy.
    • Existing algorithms struggle with geometric distortions and rapid motion.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a robust star identification algorithm for rolling-shutter star sensors operating under high-dynamic conditions.
    • To overcome challenges posed by geometric distortion and high angular rates.
    • To improve the success rate and practical dynamic range of star sensors.

    Main Methods:

    • A novel algorithm based on optical flow consistency constraint is proposed.
    • Utilizes RANSAC-based consensus maximization for stellar triangle matching.
    • Incorporates zero z-axis rotation constraint and median-filter refinement for robust angular velocity recovery.

    Main Results:

    • Achieves a 95.2% identification success rate at 15°/s under rolling-shutter operation.
    • Reaches a 99.8% success rate at low angular rates (≤5°/s).
    • Demonstrates effective angular velocity recovery from severely distorted images.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed algorithm significantly enhances star identification accuracy for rolling-shutter sensors in high-dynamic scenarios.
    • It effectively mitigates geometric distortions caused by rolling-shutter readout and high angular rates.
    • The method extends the practical dynamic range of rolling-shutter-based star sensors, improving operational capabilities.