NASA NTRS · 19870030860
Space power system scheduling using an expert system
Abstract
A most pressing problem in space exploration is timely spacecraft power system sequence generation, which requires the scheduling of a set of loads given a set of resource constraints. This is particularly important after an anomaly or failure. This paper discusses the power scheduling problem and how the software program, Plan-It, can be used as a consultant for scheduling power system activities. Modeling of power activities, human interface, and two of the many strategies used by Plan-It are discussed. Preliminary results showing the development of a conflict-free sequence from an initial sequence with conflicts is presented. It shows that a 4-day schedule can be generated in a matter of a few minutes, which provides sufficient time in many cases to aid the crew in the replanning of loads and generation use following a failure or anomaly.
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Bahrami, K. A., Biefeld, E., Costello, L., Klein, J. W.. 1986-01-01. Space power system scheduling using an expert system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870030860
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