Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support — Reproducibility Archive

This repository contains the frozen reproducibility archive (Version 1.0.0) supporting the research manuscript entitled "Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support." The archive includes MATLAB source code, Orekit configuration files and computational resources, numerical scenario definitions, initial orbital states and epochs, random seeds, maneuver candidate tables, raw Monte Carlo simulation outcomes, numerical validation and convergence assessments, and figure-generation materials. The package also includes documentation describing the computational workflow, experiment organization, and verification procedures. SHA-256 checksum manifests and verification scripts are provided to support file-integrity assessment. The archive is intended to support independent examination, verification, and reproduction of the numerical results reported in the associated manuscript. Archive version: 1.0.0 Programming and simulation environments: MATLAB and Orekit Associated manuscript: Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23769296
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Space Satellite Systems and Control
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Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support — Reproducibility Archive

Mohsen Rostami, Joon Chung, Babak Nassir Tafreshi, Jafer Kamoonpuri
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Space Satellite Systems and Control
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Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support — Reproducibility Archive

Mohsen Rostami, Joon Chung, Babak Nassir Tafreshi, Jafer Kamoonpuri
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This repository contains the frozen reproducibility archive (Version 1.0.0) supporting the research manuscript entitled "Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support." The archive includes MATLAB source code, Orekit configuration files and computational resources, numerical scenario definitions, initial orbital states and epochs, random seeds, maneuver candidate tables, raw Monte Carlo simulation outcomes, numerical validation and convergence assessments, and figure-generation materials. The package also includes documentation describing the computational workflow, experiment organization, and verification procedures. SHA-256 checksum manifests and verification scripts are provided to support file-integrity assessment. The archive is intended to support independent examination, verification, and reproduction of the numerical results reported in the associated manuscript. Archive version: 1.0.0 Programming and simulation environments: MATLAB and Orekit Associated manuscript: Multi-Fidelity Numerical Assessment of Conjunction Analysis and Robust Maneuver Selection for Orbital Decision Support.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Toronto Metropolitan University (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Space Satellite Systems and Control
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