Aerospace Technology and Space Informatics
A special issue of Aerospace (ISSN 2226-4310).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 December 2024 | Viewed by 940
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Interests: precision engineering; product mechatronics; automatic control system; computer integrated manufacturing and management; computer vision; 3D model retrieval; logistic planning and optimization; deep space exploration
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Interests: radio frequency identification (RFID) and supply chain technologies; wireless sensor networks (WSNs); decision support systems and artificial intelligence (AI); big data analytics; resilience engineering
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Space exploration with innovative aerospace technology expands mankind’s understanding of the Earth and the universe and promotes the social and technological progress of human civilization. Our knowledge of planet Earth and outer space has given us an understanding of the requirements for planetary habitability and the resources supporting life and its sustainable development. On this basis, aerospace technology and space informatics are becoming strategic research foci for many nations. Space informatics is one of the most exciting and contemporary research topics in deep-space exploration, which requires substantial information sharing, exchange, and integration. Space informatics enables information to be shared that facilitates the development of many subsequent research areas, which ultimately boost the development and deployment of the latest related advanced technologies, such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, deep learning, innovative machines, etc., in deep-space explorations. Considering the extremely high complexity, cost, and risk involved in spacecraft, advanced technologies in information modeling, computer simulation, optimisation, and decision support algorithms played a major role in enhancing the efficiencies, reliabilities, and safety of space missions. To contribute to future space missions, spacecraft development, and other space projects, this Special Issue proposes to collect excellent research and articles on the research and development of innovative technology for space projects based on space informatics.
Prof. Dr. Kai Leung Yung
Prof. Dr. Andrew W. H. Ip
Prof. Dr. Zhuming Bi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- aerospace
- space explorations
- deep space
- space informatics
- innovative design
- AI and robotics
- computer simulations
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