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Rapid and adaptative mission planner for multi-satellite missions using a self-adaptative multi-agent system

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Figure 1 Emergent Function
Figure 2: Inconsistent Situations
Figure 3: Stop Sequence Diagram
Figure 4 Dynamic Handling (% for each priority)  Another  interesting  point  shown  by  this  experiment  is that even if a mesh is cancelled in order to free some  place to a more urgent one, the cancelled one could find  another space in the planning
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