NASA NTRS · 19900026592
The new Space Shuttle Transportation System (STS) - Problem, performance, supportability, and programmatic trending program
Abstract
This paper describes the NASA Space Shuttle Trend Analysis program. The four main areas of the program - problem/reliability, performance, supportability, and programmatic trending - are defined, along with motivation for these areas, the statistical methods used, and illustrative Space Shuttle applications. Also described is the NASA Safety, Reliability, Maintainability and Quality Assurance (SRM&QA) Management Information Center, used to focus management attention on key near-term launch concerns and long-range mission trend issues. Finally, the computer data bases used to support the program and future program enhancements are discussed.
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Crawford, J. L., Rodney, G. A.. 1989-10-01. The new Space Shuttle Transportation System (STS) - Problem, performance, supportability, and programmatic trending program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900026592
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