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Ed Riedel received his BS degree in physics from the University of California, Irvine, and joined the Voyager Mission Navigation Team at JPL in 1978, participating in Voyager's six planetary encounters. He led the optical navigation team on Galileo for the Gaspra and Ida asteroid flybys and early Galilean tour. He was the New MillenniumDS 1 Navigation Team chief and in that role, he directed the design, development and operation of a completely autonomous optical navigation system (AutoNav) to guide the cruise, approach and flyby past an asteroid. He has since h elped utilize AutoNavon the Deep Impact mission and has been addressing use of AutoNav-based systems for on-orbit rendezvous for Mars Sample Return, comet and asteroid sample return missions, and for the Altair manned lunar lander. He has been leading the research and implementation of advanced features of the onboard navigation system, AutoNav, for the past 10 years.
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ASTRODYNAMICS 2018, PTS I-IV (2019): 747-763
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GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL 2019 (2019): 563-572
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semanticscholar(2019)
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AIAA SPACE 2016 (2016)
GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL 2015 (2015): 185-218
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