NASA NTRS · 19920017385
Principal investigator in a box: Version 1.2 documentation
Abstract
Principal Investigator (PI) in a box is a computer system designed to help optimize the scientific results of experiments that are performed in space. The system will assist the astronaut experimenters in the collection and analysis of experimental data, recognition and pursuit of 'interesting' results, optimal use of the time allocated to the experiment, and troubleshooting of the experiment apparatus. This document discusses the problems that motivate development of 'PI-in-a-box', and presents a high- level system overview and a detailed description of each of the modules that comprise the current version of the system.
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Jurine Adolph, Rajiv Bhatnagar, Silvano P Colombano, Michael Compton, Richard Frainer, Nicolas Groleau, Kritina Holden, Sen-Hao Lai, Chih-Chao Lam, Meera Manahan, Peter Szolovits, Irving C Statler, Lawrence Young. 1990-11-01. Principal investigator in a box: Version 1.2 documentation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920017385
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