Chinese Space Science and Technology
Scope & Guideline
Advancing Knowledge in Aerospace Engineering
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Spacecraft Systems and Control:
Research in this area focuses on the development of advanced control systems for spacecraft, including attitude control, autonomous decision-making, and trajectory optimization techniques. - Satellite Communication and Navigation:
This scope encompasses studies on satellite communication systems, navigation algorithms, and techniques for enhancing satellite-based services, particularly in complex environments like cislunar space. - Astrobiology and Planetary Exploration:
Research here involves exploration strategies for celestial bodies, including the assessment of resources on asteroids and the Moon, and the development of technologies for planetary missions. - Space Materials and Structures:
This area focuses on the engineering and analysis of materials and structures used in spacecraft, including thermal management systems, deployable structures, and materials suitable for extreme space environments. - Remote Sensing and Earth Observation:
This includes the development of remote sensing technologies and methodologies for environmental monitoring, resource management, and scientific research through satellite observations. - Propulsion and Power Systems:
Research in this domain encompasses the development of propulsion systems, including electric propulsion and chemical thrusters, and power management systems for spacecraft. - Robotics and Autonomous Systems:
This scope emphasizes the use of robotics in space exploration, including autonomous systems for satellite operation, in-orbit assembly, and surface exploration on celestial bodies. - Space Debris and Safety:
Research in this area focuses on the detection, tracking, and mitigation of space debris, as well as safety measures for spacecraft operations in increasingly crowded orbital environments.
Trending and Emerging
- Cislunar Space Exploration:
Research related to cislunar space, including infrastructure development and navigation methods in the Earth-Moon system, is gaining traction as interest in lunar exploration increases. - Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Space Systems:
The application of AI and machine learning techniques for spacecraft autonomy, navigation, and data analysis is trending, emphasizing the integration of advanced computational methods in space technology. - Sustainable Space Practices:
There is a growing emphasis on sustainability in space exploration, including research on in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) and the development of technologies for sustainable lunar and Martian missions. - Advanced Propulsion Technologies:
The journal is increasingly publishing research on advanced propulsion technologies, such as electric propulsion and hybrid systems, reflecting the industry's shift towards more efficient and versatile propulsion methods. - Robotic and Autonomous Operations:
The trend towards the use of robotics in space missions is evident, with a focus on autonomous systems for exploration, assembly, and maintenance tasks, particularly in environments that are difficult for human operators.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Chemical Propulsion Systems:
With the increasing emphasis on innovative propulsion technologies, traditional chemical propulsion systems are receiving less attention, as research shifts toward electric and hybrid propulsion systems. - Low-Resolution Remote Sensing Techniques:
Research on low-resolution remote sensing methods is declining as the focus moves toward high-resolution and advanced imaging techniques that provide more detailed environmental data. - Basic Theoretical Studies:
There is a noticeable decline in publications centered around basic theoretical studies in favor of applied research that directly addresses practical challenges in space missions. - Earth-Centric Space Applications:
As the focus of space exploration expands beyond Earth, research centered solely on Earth-centric applications is becoming less prominent, with more emphasis on interplanetary and cislunar exploration. - Conventional Satellite Design Approaches:
Traditional methods of satellite design that do not incorporate modern computational techniques or innovative materials and structures are being overshadowed by cutting-edge design methodologies.
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