NASA NTRS · 20030021664
Modeling and Simulation for Mission Operations Work System Design
Abstract
Work System analysis and design is complex and non-deterministic. In this paper we describe Brahms, a multiagent modeling and simulation environment for designing complex interactions in human-machine systems. Brahms was originally conceived as a business process design tool that simulates work practices, including social systems of work. We describe our modeling and simulation method for mission operations work systems design, based on a research case study in which we used Brahms to design mission operations for a proposed discovery mission to the Moon. We then describe the results of an actual method application project-the Brahms Mars Exploration Rover. Space mission operations are similar to operations of traditional organizations; we show that the application of Brahms for space mission operations design is relevant and transferable to other types of business processes in organizations.
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Sierhuis, Maarten, Clancey, William J., Seah, Chin, Trimble, Jay P., Sims, Michael H.. 2003-01-01. Modeling and Simulation for Mission Operations Work System Design. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030021664
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