NASA NTRS · 19900042648
Low-frequency spectral representation of Space Shuttle flight data
Abstract
The present digital processing of 18 accelerograms associated with Space Shuttle liftoffs splits each of the accelerograms into three time-slices, respectively representing (1) SSME thrust buildup, (2) the period immediately following the SRBs' ignition, and (3) the subsequent period of intense acoustical activity due to the exhaust plume's interactions with the launch pad. The spectral treatment of these data involve the use of autoregressive and autoregressive-moving-average filters that furnish analytical representations of the spectra for all three time-slices in terms of a set of coefficients; these coefficients are applicable to the synthesis of artificial acceleration time-histories.
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Spanos, Pol D., Mushung, Lance J., Nelson, Dudley A., Hamilton, David A.. 1990-04-01. Low-frequency spectral representation of Space Shuttle flight data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900042648
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