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(abstract) Automated Constraint Checking of Spacecraft Command Sequences

Abstract

Making certain that spacecraft command sequences do not violate any constraints is often tedious and expensive in terms of both personnel and software development. To reduce this cost, we have pursued the development of a flexible system for specifying models of spacecraft behavior in response to commands as well as constraints on that behavior. The potential need for modeling complex spacecraft behavior required that the system be designed to be usable both on a conventional workstation and a parallel supercomputer. Finally, it needed to be intuitive enough for the the intended mission operations users to easily design sets of rules and models to automate tedious, resource-consuming constraint checking of commands. We have defined a Specification And Verification Environment (SAVE) for spacecraft flight rules.

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Horvath, Joan, Alkalaj, Leon, Schneider, Karl, Spitale, Joseph. 1994-04-12. (abstract) Automated Constraint Checking of Spacecraft Command Sequences. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060039471

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