NASA NTRS ยท 19960020728
Advanced systems for shuttle launch processing
Abstract
Four advanced technologies that could be used in a new shuttle launch processing center are described. The latest methods for high capacity data storage technology, disk arrays and magneto optical disks, are described and their advantages and disadvantages compared. A 3-D protein based optical memory, now being researched, is also described as a possible future technology for data storage. An overview of neural network technology is presented together with several commercial software development options now available for neural network applications. The feasibility of Asynchronous Data Transfer technology as the networking technology to integrate video, voice, and data in a new launch processing center is also considered. Different applications of expert system technology at KSC are enumerated together with a number of commercial expert systems development packages presently available.
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Perez, Rafael A.. 1995-11-01. Advanced systems for shuttle launch processing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960020728
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