NASA NTRS · 19870050020
Space station data management system - A common GSE test interface for systems testing and verification
Abstract
This paper examines the fundamental problems and goals associated with test, verification, and flight-certification of man-rated distributed data systems. First, a summary of the characteristics of modern computer systems that affect the testing process is provided. Then, verification requirements are expressed in terms of an overall test philosophy for distributed computer systems. This test philosophy stems from previous experience that was gained with centralized systems (Apollo and the Space Shuttle), and deals directly with the new problems that verification of distributed systems may present. Finally, a description of potential hardware and software tools to help solve these problems is provided.
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Martinez, Pedro A., Dunn, Kevin W.. 1987-03-01. Space station data management system - A common GSE test interface for systems testing and verification. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870050020
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