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Traceable Mapping from Mission Requirements to MPC Design in Spacecraft Rendezvous

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The report takes a first step toward a systematic, traceable mapping between RPO mission requirements and model predictive control design choices. It uses the ADRIOS / ClearSpace-1 active debris removal mission as a case study across three sequential operations, each with its own sample time, constraint set and cost structure.

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Shows how to formalize the translation from system-level requirements to predictive control parameters, a logic also needed when tuning models in digital twins.

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Mission-Centric Requirements Analysis of Model Predictive Control in Spacecraft Rendezvous and Proximity Operations
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