NASA NTRS ยท 19950011193
The Requirements Generation System: A tool for managing mission requirements
Abstract
Historically, NASA's cost for developing mission requirements has been a significant part of a mission's budget. Large amounts of time have been allocated in mission schedules for the development and review of requirements by the many groups who are associated with a mission. Additionally, tracing requirements from a current document to a parent document has been time-consuming and costly. The Requirements Generation System (RGS) is a computer-supported cooperative-work tool that assists mission developers in the online creation, review, editing, tracing, and approval of mission requirements as well as in the production of requirements documents. This paper describes the RGS and discusses some lessons learned during its development.
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Sheppard, Sylvia B.. 1994-11-01. The Requirements Generation System: A tool for managing mission requirements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950011193
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