World Scientific Publishing Company Cognitive Satellite System

How can cognition, a concept traditionally associated with the human brain, be applied to satellite systems? For the first time, cognitive system meanings and models are applied to the uncertain environmental processes of satellite systems. The authors of this book go beyond defining "cognitive satellite systems" to design a cognitive satellite communication system architecture with satellite-to-ground coordination, which has uses in emergency response spacecraft and prediction technology. In this book, the optimal utilization of cognitive satellite system resources is discussed in four aspects: Individual utilization rate of cognitive satellite systems Synchronization of spatial information interaction Intelligence of cognitive satellite systems Improving the robustness of the system About the Author Jianjun Zhang, PhD, Professor. He received his PhD from the Institute of Optoelectronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2010. He is now Professor at Beijing Institute of Spacecraft System Engineering, China Academy of Space Technology. Prof Zhang is also a member of the Youth Science Club of China Electronics Society, member of the Edge Computing Expert of China Electronics Society, Chairman of the "Space (Aerospace) Information Technology" Professional Committee of China Electronics Society, and member of the Satellite Application Expert Group of China Aerospace Society. His main research area is in satellite navigation system design and advanced spatial information system technology based on cognitive mechanism. He has presided over several major projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation's major research project, the final assembly fund, the 863 project, and the development project of the Science and Technology Commission of the China Academy of Space Technology. He has published more than 50 SCI/EI research papers in international journals and conferences, authorized more than 20 invention patents at home and abroad, and published 3 monographs. Jing Li, Associate Professor, PhD, Supervisor. She received her PhD from the Beijing Institute of Technology in 2011. She is now Associate Professor at the School of Automation, Beijing Institute of Technology and an expert member of the "Space Information Technology" Youth Committee of China Electronics Society. Her main research direction is robot environmental awareness, image detection and target tracking, and multi-sensor information fusion. She has presided over more than 10 projects including the National Natural Science Youth Fund, the Postdoctoral Special Fund, the Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education, and the Science and Technology Cooperation. She has published 25 academic papers (including 10 SCI papers and 15 EI papers) and a book Image Detection and Target Tracking Technology (Beijing Institute of Technology Press, 2014), been granted 7 national invention patents as the first author and the National Science and Technology Progress Award 2 (ranked 8th).