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VISION-BASED SPACECRAFT RELATIVE POSE ESTIMATION USING HYBRID ESTIMATION METHODS
Autonomous spacecraft proximity operations require reliable relative pose and motion estimation, particularly for uncooperative, tumbling targets. This thesis investigates monocular vision for relative navigation with explicit modelling of measurement uncertainty, using the existing synthetic SPEED-
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