NASA NTRS · 19960021751
Dynamic Environment Communications Analysis Testbed (DECAT) and Its Applications to Dual Use Space Technology
Abstract
The Communication System Simulation Laboratory (CSSL) at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/Johnson Space Center (JSC) provides a facility for analyzing simulating space communication systems. The CSSL has simulation tools that model NASA communication systems and the environment in which they operate. One of these tools is a radio frequency coverage analysis tool called the Dynamic Environment Communications Analysis Testbed (DECAT). This paper focuses on DECAT and its applications to the Space Station and Space Shuttle programs.
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Adkins, Antha A., Gadd, William C., Kroll, Q. D., Sparr, Robert H., Steel, Douglas J.. 1994-05-01. Dynamic Environment Communications Analysis Testbed (DECAT) and Its Applications to Dual Use Space Technology. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960021751
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