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Deep Learning-Based Orbit Prediction for Satellite Maneuver Detection in LEO

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A novel deep learning-based approach by training neural networks to predict the normal maneuver-free behavior of Resident Space Objects (RSOs), using time series of Mean Orbital Elements (MOEs) of orbital debris extracted from the Special Perturbation (SP) database.

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