학술논문

Solving the selecting and scheduling satellite photographs problem with a consistent neighborhood heuristic
Document Type
Conference
Source
16th IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence Tools with artificial intelligence Tools with Artificial Intelligence, 2004. ICTAI 2004. 16th IEEE International Conference on. :302-309 2004
Subject
Computing and Processing
Satellites
Earth Observing System
Space exploration
Strips
Image resolution
Minimization methods
Planetary orbits
Planets
Optical saturation
Instruments
Language
ISSN
1082-3409
Abstract
The problem of managing an Agile Earth Observing Satellite consists of selecting and scheduling a subset of photographs, among a set of candidate ones, satisfying imperative constraints and maximizing a gain function. In this paper, we propose a tabu search algorithm to solve the management problem of an Agile Earth Observing Satellite. This algorithm is an adaptation of CN-Tabu methodology working on a consistent neighborhood. Indeed, to obtain a wide-ranging and efficient exploration, the search space is sampled by consistent and saturated configurations. The consistency is maintained by constraint propagation and the saturation is a feature of the optimal solution. Furthermore, our tabu algorithm is hybridized with a systematic search, using partial enumerations, to solve several decisional problems. Moreover, for better resolution, a second objective problem, the minimization of the sum of transition durations between two image acquisitions, is introduced and tackled with a second tabu search algorithm.