NASA NTRS · 19870013022
Shuttle Ground Operations Efficiencies/Technologies (SGOE/T) study. Volume 1: Executive summary
Abstract
Methods and technolgoy were defined to reduce the overall operations cost of a major space program. Space Shuttle processing at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) was designed as the working model that would be the source of the operational information. Methods of improving efficiency of ground operations were assessed and technology elements that could reduce cost identified. Emphasis is on: (1) specific technology items and (2) management approaches required to develop and support efficient ground operations. Prime study results are to be recommendations on how to achieve more efficient operations and identification of existing or new technology that would make vehicle processing in both the current program and future programs more efficient and, therefore, less costly.
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Scholz, A. L., Hart, M. T., Lowry, D. J.. 1987-05-04. Shuttle Ground Operations Efficiencies/Technologies (SGOE/T) study. Volume 1: Executive summary. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870013022
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