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OPS-SAT Mission Patch

OPS-SAT OrbitAI

Description

The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is of rising interest for space-segment applications despite limited technology demonstrators on-board flying spacecrafts. Past missions have restricted their experience with AI to inferring models that were trained on the ground prior to being uplinked to a spacecraft. The OrbitAI experiment pushes the envelope by breaking away from this trend and shifting ML training from a ground activity to an autonomous in-flight operation. Running on-board the OPS-SAT spacecraft, the experiment uses online Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to train fault detection, isolation, and recovery (FDIR) models that can be used to protect the on-board camera’s lens against exposure to sunlight. One model achieved 89% balanced accuracy in its predictions with an F1 score of 95%.

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APA

Labrèche, G., Evans, D., Marszk, D., Mladenov, T., Shiradhonkar, V., Soto, T., & Zelenevskiy, V. (2022). OPS-SAT Spacecraft Autonomy with TensorFlow Lite, Unsupervised Learning, and Online Machine Learning. 2022 IEEE Aerospace Conference.

BibTex

@article{LabrecheIEEEAeroconf2022,
  title={OPS-SAT Spacecraft Autonomy with TensorFlow Lite, Unsupervised Learning, and Online Machine Learning},
  author={Georges Labrèche and David Evans and Dominik Marszk and Tom Mladenov and Vasundhara Shiradhonkar and Tanguy Soto and Vladimir Zelenevskiy},
  journal={2022 IEEE Aerospace Conference},
  year={2022}
}

Repository Structure

  • Mochi: C++ implementation of online machine learning algorithms.
  • RandomForest: C++ implementation of the Random Forest algorithm.
  • ipk: Script and guideline to generate a ZIP file and then an IPK file to install the experiment on the Satellite Experimental Processing Platform (SEPP) on-board OPS-SAT.
  • nmf/space-app: The OrbitAI NMF App.
  • pub: Publication assest, i.e. R scripts, plots, and diagram files.
  • results: Mission flight logs, logged training data, and serialized models from the experiment's initial runs on-board the OPS-SAT spacecraft.
  • sandbox: A collection of scripts and experiments conducted while the project was being scoped.

Getting Started

  1. Initialize and update the Git submodules: git submodule init && git submodule update.
  2. Read the READMEs in the nmf/space-app, Mochi, and ipk directories.

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