Advanced Signal Optimization and Data Analysis Techniques in Astronautics Using Wavelet Transform
Abstract
In modern astronautics, the need for efficient signal processing and reliable data transmission is paramount for the success of space missions. This paper explores the advanced application of wavelet transform for signal optimization, focusing on denoising, data compression, and anomaly detection. By leveraging wavelet-based methods, the study addresses the challenges posed by non-stationary signals encountered in space environments. Detailed case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of wavelet transform in satellite communication systems and spacecraft health monitoring, revealing its advantages over traditional Fourier-based methods. This research contributes to the development of robust frameworks for implementing wavelet techniques, supporting autonomous space operations and improving the reliability of data management in future space missions.
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