⟨07nazfib⟩ From here, what I can read in this plot:
- You are significantly out-of-plane relative to the target; fix that first.
- You are in a higher orbit than the target at all points along your orbit.
- In around 3 orbits, you'll pass directly overhead of the target (extrapolating a little bit; the prediction doesn't quite go far enough).
So, to rendez-vous from here:
- At the next relative DN, reduce your relative inclination to 0°.
- In a little over 2.5 orbits, schedule a retrograde burn. When you look at the trajectory from the side, you'll see it make a little loop. Adjust the retrograde and time of the burn until you hit the target at the apex of the loop.
- A quarter orbit before you hit the target, you can use RCS to fine-tune your approach.
- At your closest approach, you'll have to burn retrograde to reduce your relative velocity.