NASA NTRS · 20070013545
Sustainable, Reliable Mission-Systems Architecture
Abstract
A mission-systems architecture, based on a highly modular infrastructure utilizing: open-standards hardware and software interfaces as the enabling technology is essential for affordable and sustainable space exploration programs. This mission-systems architecture requires (a) robust communication between heterogeneous system, (b) high reliability, (c) minimal mission-to-mission reconfiguration, (d) affordable development, system integration, and verification of systems, and (e) minimal sustaining engineering. This paper proposes such an architecture. Lessons learned from the Space Shuttle program and Earthbound complex engineered system are applied to define the model. Technology projections reaching out 5 years are mde to refine model details.
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O'Neil, Graham, Orr, James K., Watson, Steve. 2007-01-01. Sustainable, Reliable Mission-Systems Architecture. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070013545
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