NASA NTRS · 20090035795
The Interim : until you achieve an operationally responsive ground system
Abstract
Everyone wants to achieve a 'Responsive' Ground Data System (GDS), but that takes time. What do you do in the interim? Our group, called the Integration, Test and Deployment Team (ITD), is a group of responsive engineers whose primary focus is to assist JPL projects to successfully adapt, test, integrate and deploy their ground data system. The team configures and adapts the GDS for a project, so that analysts, engineers and scientist do not need to be experts in the GDS to operate it. The team has developed a human interface to accommodate all types of users. It provides Graphical User Interfaces (GUI's) for those that want GUI's, command line interfaces for those that want control, and selection button interfaces for other users. The cornerstone of a responsive Ground Data System is responsive people. Without individuals who can be aware of a project's changing needs and requirements, how can the GDS become responsive
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Wendlandt, Bob, Clarke, Kelly, Lei, Jordan, Miyamoto, Charles, Owen-Mankovich, Kyran. 2008-04-01. The Interim : until you achieve an operationally responsive ground system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090035795
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