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Who Went Where When on the Lunar Surface: Forensic Trajectory Analysis to Identify Byzantine Rovers
Future planetary surface missions are likely to involve multiple independently operated rovers sharing the same deployment region, raising the need to verify compliance with operational constraints such as Lunar Safety Zones. Because continuous in-situ observability is rarely available, such verific
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