NASA NTRS · 19950011165
A General Mission Independent Simulator (GMIS) and Simulator Control Program (SCP)
Abstract
GMIS is a general-purpose simulator for testing ground system software. GMIS can be adapted to any mission to simulate changes in the data state maintained by the mission's computers. GMIS was developed in Code 522 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. The acronym GMIS stands for GOTT Mission Independent Simulator, where GOTT is the Ground Operations Technology Testbed. Within GOTT, GMIS is used to provide simulated data to an installation of TPOCC - the Transportable Payload Operations Control Center. TPOCC was developed by Code 510 as a reusable control center. GOTT uses GMIS and TPOCC to test new technology and new operator procedures.
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Baker, Paul L., Moore, J. Michael, Rosenberger, John. 1994-11-01. A General Mission Independent Simulator (GMIS) and Simulator Control Program (SCP). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950011165
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