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Space Station Information System - Concepts and international issues

Abstract

The Space Station Information System (SSIS) is outlined in terms of its functions and probable physical facilities. The SSIS includes flight element systems as well as existing and planned institutional systems such as the NASA Communications System, the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System, and the data and communications networks of the international partners. The SSIS strives to provide both a 'user friendly' environment and a software environment which will allow for software transportability and interoperability across the SSIS. International considerations are discussed as well as project management, software commonality, data communications standards, data security, documentation commonality, transaction management, data flow cross support, and key technologies.

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Williams, R. B., Pruett, David, Hall, Dana L.. 1987-10-01. Space Station Information System - Concepts and international issues. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880028624

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