NASA NTRS · 19890014130
Expert systems applied to spacecraft fire safety
Abstract
Expert systems are problem-solving programs that combine a knowledge base and a reasoning mechanism to simulate a human expert. The development of an expert system to manage fire safety in spacecraft, in particular the NASA Space Station Freedom, is difficult but clearly advantageous in the long-term. Some needs in low-gravity flammability characteristics, ventilating-flow effects, fire detection, fire extinguishment, and decision models, all necessary to establish the knowledge base for an expert system, are discussed.
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Smith, Richard L., Kashiwagi, Takashi. 1989-06-01. Expert systems applied to spacecraft fire safety. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890014130
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