Publicado:
2016-04-11Número:
Vol. 4 Núm. 1 (2016): enero-junioSección:
InvestigaciónRevisión del contexto operacional del software de monitoreo y control en tierra de un nanosatélite
Palabras clave:
Nanosatélite, Estación Terrena, Software, Monitoreo y control (es).Descargas
Resumen (es)
El software de monitoreo y control en tierra es el sistema que permite controlar el funcionamiento del payload de un satélite de tipo académico. Debido a los requerimientos específicos de cada misión y su funcionalidad, este software debe ser desarrollado a la medida. En este documento se presenta una descripción general de las características que definen el funcionamiento de un sistema nanosatelital, de manera que permitan estructurar el contexto operacional del software de monitoreo y control en tierra como etapa inicial de su proceso de desarrollo.
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