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NASA NTRS · 19840019721

Space station needs, attributes, and architectural options: Space station program cost analysis

Abstract

This report documents the principal cost results (Task 3) derived from the Space Station Needs, Attributes, and Architectural Options study conducted for NASA by the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company. The determined costs were those of Architectural Options (Task 2) defined to satisfy Mission Requirements (Task 1) developed within the study. A major feature of this part of the study was the consideration of realistic NASA budget constraints on the recommended architecture. Thus, the space station funding requirements were adjusted by altering schedules until they were consistent with current NASA budget trends.

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Cowls, R. S., Goodwin, A. J.. 1983-04-01. Space station needs, attributes, and architectural options: Space station program cost analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840019721

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