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Kenshiro Oguri

Assistant Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Dr. Kenshiro Oguri is an Assistant Professor at Purdue University, USA. His research areas primarily focus on space systems design, trajectory optimization, and autonomous navigation systems. Notable recent works include the development of mission architectures using sandbox games and innovative methods for solar-sail trajectory optimization.

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Naoya Kumagai

Purdue University

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Yasuhiro Kawakatsu

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Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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Pontryagin–Bellman differential dynamic programming for low-thrust trajectory optimization with path constraints

Convex Bound of Nonlinear Dynamical Errors for Covariance Steering

Analytical Reformulation of Angles-Only Measurements with Application to Cislunar Object Tracking

Autonomous Shape-Free Small-Body Navigation Using Relative Angles-Only Measurements

Jovian System Exploration via Electrodynamic Tethers with Optimal and Analytical Control Laws

Trajectory Optimization Under Uncertainty with Nonlinear Programming and Forward–Backward Shooting

Design of space systems and operational mission architectures using sandbox games

Lossless Control-Convex Formulation for Solar-Sail Trajectory Optimization via Sequential Convex Programming

Robust Cislunar Low-Thrust Trajectory Optimization Under Uncertainties via Sequential Covariance Steering

Hands-Off Covariance Steering: Inducing Feedback Sparsity via Iteratively Reweighted $\ell_{1,p}$ Regularization

Indirect Forward–Backward Shooting for Low-Thrust Trajectory Optimization in Complex Dynamics

Adaptive-Mesh Sequential Convex Programming for Space Trajectory Optimization

An Autonomous Planetary Navigation System Independent of GNSS and Ground Station Tracking

Robust Controller Synthesis Under Markovian Mode Switching With Periodic LTV Dynamics

Analysis of Autonomous Orbit Determination in Various Near-Moon Periodic Orbits

On the Performance of Different Smoothing Methods for Indirect Low-Thrust Trajectory Optimization

Indirect trajectory optimization via solar sailing primer vector theory: Minimum solar-angle transfers

Solar Sailing Q-Law for Planetocentric, Many-Revolution Sail Orbit Transfers

PROCYON Mission Reanalysis: Low-Thrust Asteroid Flyby Trajectory Design leveraging Convex Programming

Solar Sailing Primer Vector Theory: Indirect Trajectory Optimization with Practical Mission Considerations

Stochastic Primer Vector for Robust Low-Thrust Trajectory Design Under Uncertainty

EQUULEUS Trajectory Design

Solar Radiation Pressure–Based Orbit Control with Application to Small-Body Landing

In Orbit Demonstration of a FDIR Algorithm for the Attitude Control System of Micro Interplanetary Spacecraft PROCYON

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Naoya Kumagai

Yasuhiro Kawakatsu

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