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Expert systems tools for Hubble Space Telescope observation scheduling

Abstract

This paper discusses the utility of expert systems techniques for Hubble Space Telescope (HST) planning and scheduling and describes a plan for development of expert system tools which will augment the existing ground system. Additional capabilities provided by these tools will include graphics-oriented plan evaluation, long-range analysis of the observation pool, analysis of optimal scheduling time intervals, constructing sequences of spacecraft activities which minimize operational overhead, and optimization of linkages between observations. Initial prototyping of a scheduler used the Automated Reasoning Tool running on a LISP workstation.

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Miller, Glenn, Cohen, William, Rosenthal, Don, Johnston, Mark. 1987-01-01. Expert systems tools for Hubble Space Telescope observation scheduling. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880033262

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