Integrated Vehicle Health Management (IVHM) for NASA's proposed Orbital Space Plane (OSP)
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The IVTB concept is to validate spacecraft system designs and evaluate new technologies; its focus is to identify and resolve problems at the early stages of development and facilitate new technology transfer.
This paper describes in brief the architecture, applications, and operating theory of BEAM.
In this paper, we propose a two-fold approach to overcome the two limitations to the practical application of fault diagnosis of spacecraft and to develop a new and powerful diagnosis engine.
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An increasing need is to make space transportation more cost effective and to move it to the commercial sector where it can become a profitable venture.
Advantages of using visual programming to create, modify, test and display a telemetry stream are presented. Commercial visual programming software is being used to test new algorithms as part of the ground support for the Galileo spacecraft Test Bed.
Part of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's (JPL's) Instrumentation Section, the Measurement Technology Center (MTC) evaluates data acquisition hardware and software products for inclusion into the Instrument Loan Pool, which are the made available to JPL experimenters.
An example of a telemetry monitoring and display application using two Macintosh computers and a visual programming language (National Instruments' LabVIEW) will be discussed.
The advantages of using Visual programming to create, modify, test and display a telemetry stream are presented.
This paper reports direct experience with two commercial, widely used visual programming environments. While neither of these systems is object oriented, the tools have transformed the development process and indicate a direction for visual object oriented tools to proceed.
The purpose of this article is to discuss several different types of software tools the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's (JPL) Measurement Technology Center (MTC) has used to develop such systems.