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Architecture for Survivable Systems Processing (ASSP). Technology benefits for Open System Interconnects

Abstract

The Architecture for Survivable Systems Processing (ASSP) program is a two phase program whose objective is the derivation, specification, development and validation of an open system architecture capable of supporting advanced processing needs of space, ground, and launch vehicle operations. The output of the first phase is a set of hardware and software standards and specifications defining this architecture at three levels. The second phase will validate these standards and develop the technology necessary to achieve strategic hardness, packaging density, throughput requirements, and interoperability/interchangeability.

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Wood, Richard J.. 1992-10-30. Architecture for Survivable Systems Processing (ASSP). Technology benefits for Open System Interconnects. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950007746

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