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Space Station needs, attributes and architectural options. Volume 2, book 2, part 2, Task 2: Information management system

Abstract

Missions to be performed, station operations and functions to be carried out, and technologies anticipated during the time frame of the space station were examined in order to determine the scope of the overall information management system for the space station. This system comprises: (1) the data management system which includes onboard computer related hardware and software required to assume and exercise control of all activities performed on the station; (2) the communication system for both internal and external communications; and (3) the ground segment. Techniques used to examine the information system from a functional and performance point of view are described as well as the analyses performed to derive the architecture of both the onboard data management system and the system for internal and external communications. These architectures are then used to generate a conceptual design of the onboard elements in order to determine the physical parameters (size/weight/power) of the hardware and software. The ground segment elements are summarized.

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1983-04-20. Space Station needs, attributes and architectural options. Volume 2, book 2, part 2, Task 2: Information management system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840010233

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