Integrated space communities do not require trust

Agathe Bouis*, Malcolm Macdonald, Ruaridh Clark, Christopher Lowe

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Abstract

As space becomes increasingly contested, the terrestrial vulnerabilities of GPS will extend into orbit. The resulting inability to rely on GPS for time synchronisation on ground and in space will cause a fundamental shift in the approach to space networks. The AUDITS (AUtonomous DIstributed Time-signal In Space) project aims to design an autonomous, distributed, robust timing signal in space as an alternative method to GPS time synchronisation. Building upon prior work in consensus algorithms, this project has developed a Disruption-Tolerant Social-Dynamics inspired approach to consensus. This work is being adapted for time synchronisation and space networks which involve dynamic effects, time delays, and relativity effects.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 2 Nov 2023
EventCENSIS (Centre for Sensor and Imaging Systems) Tech Summit 2023 - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow , United Kingdom
Duration: 2 Nov 20232 Nov 2023
https://censistechsummit.org.uk/censis_tech_summit/2023-tech-summit/

Conference

ConferenceCENSIS (Centre for Sensor and Imaging Systems) Tech Summit 2023
Abbreviated titleCENSIS23
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
CityGlasgow
Period2/11/232/11/23
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Keywords

  • space communities
  • GPS
  • time signals

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