NASA NTRS · 19850018542
A SLAM II simulation model for analyzing space station mission processing requirements
Abstract
Space station mission processing is modeled via the SLAM 2 simulation language on an IBM 4381 mainframe and an IBM PC microcomputer with 620K RAM, two double-sided disk drives and an 8087 coprocessor chip. Using a time phased mission (payload) schedule and parameters associated with the mission, orbiter (space shuttle) and ground facility databases, estimates for ground facility utilization are computed. Simulation output associated with the science and applications database is used to assess alternative mission schedules.
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Linton, D. G.. 1985-05-11. A SLAM II simulation model for analyzing space station mission processing requirements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850018542
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