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NASA NTRS · 20070036020

Operation's Concept for Array-Based Deep Space Network

Abstract

The Array-based Deep Space Network (DSNArray) will be a part of more than 10(exp 3) times increase in the downlink/telemetry capability of the Deep space Network (DSN). The key function of the DSN-Array is to provide cost-effective, robust Telemetry, Tracking and Command (TT&C) services to the space missions of NASA and its international partners. It provides an expanded approach to the use of an array-based system. Instead of using the array as an element in the existing DSN, relying to a large extent on the DSN infrastructure, we explore a broader departure from the current DSN, using fewer elements of the existing DSN, and establishing a more modern Concept of Operations. This paper gives architecture of DSN-Array and its operation's philosophy. It also describes customer's view of operations, operations management and logistics - including maintenance philosophy, anomaly analysis and reporting.

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Bagri, Durgadas S., Statman, Joseph I., Gatti, Mark S.. 2005-01-01. Operation's Concept for Array-Based Deep Space Network. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070036020

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