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The Deep Space Trajectory Explorer (DSTE) is an interactive software package that combines cutting-edge

multibody trajectory design techniques with innovative visualizations to dramatically reduce time spent on trajectory design.

INTERPLANETARY MULTIBODY MISSION DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION

By weaving visualizations into the design process, Deep Space Trajectory Explorer (DSTE) allows intuitive selection of orbits that satisfy mission constraints. Augment your design process by exporting solutions to your high-fidelity mission design and optimization tools.

DESIGN FOR ANY PLANET-MOON SYSTEM

  • Fully configurable integration
  • Polar and 3D design
  • Multidimensional trajectory Poincaré maps

NEAR EARTH OBJECTS

  • Near-Earth Object (NEO) intercept
  • Asteroid rendezvous and station keeping

LIBRATION POINT ORBITS AND TRANSFERS

  • Generate libration point orbit families
  • Manifold orbit design
  • Visual transfer design

DENSE VISUAL SEARCH

  • Visually filter millions of points
  • Rapidly isolate solutions your mission needs
Visual graphics from Deep Space Trajectory Explorer (DSTE)

FAST DATA GENERATION WITH DEEP SPACE TRAJECTORY EXPLORER

DSTE is built for modern systems, dynamically parallelizing across available cores to provide quick trajectory integration and Poincaré map generation.

DSTE renders millions of linked data points onscreen using cross-platform, hardware-accelerated technology. Multiple 2D and 3D views combine to respond to the user’s actions. Click, drag, touch and swipe directly with orbits and maps to visually identify the ideal solution for your mission requirements.

VISUALLY INTUITIVE TRAJECTORY DESIGN WITH DEEP SPACE TRAJECTORY EXPLORER

The complicated task of designing spacecraft trajectories and transfers in the presence of multiple gravitational bodies is simplified by DSTE.
DSTE is designed with one supreme principle: Let the data be the interface. The user’s experience is enhanced through visual tools that interweave their experience and intuition directly into the design space.

Data visualization and filtering allow quick, intuitive identification of orbits that are not immediately apparent using other techniques. The incorporation of multibody dynamics allowsdiscovery of trajectories that take advantage of the complex gravitational environment to achieve lower maneuver costs.

Exploration of the design space yields families of trajectory solutions that satisfy mission constraints, allowing fast analysis of alternatives and quick reaction to changing requirements.