NASA NTRS · 20140002587
Flat Surface Damage Detection System (FSDDS)
Abstract
The Flat Surface Damage Detection system (FSDDS} is a sensory system that is capable of detecting impact damages to surfaces utilizing a novel sensor system. This system will provide the ability to monitor the integrity of an inflatable habitat during in situ system health monitoring. The system consists of three main custom designed subsystems: the multi-layer sensing panel, the embedded monitoring system, and the graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI LABVIEW software uses a custom developed damage detection algorithm to determine the damage location based on the sequence of broken sensing lines. It estimates the damage size, the maximum depth, and plots the damage location on a graph. Successfully demonstrated as a stand alone technology during 2011 D-RATS. Software modification also allowed for communication with HDU avionics crew display which was demonstrated remotely (KSC to JSC} during 2012 integration testing. Integrated FSDDS system and stand alone multi-panel systems were demonstrated remotely and at JSC, Mission Operations Test using Space Network Research Federation (SNRF} network in 2012. FY13, FSDDS multi-panel integration with JSC and SNRF network Technology can allow for integration with other complementary damage detection systems.
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Williams, Martha, Lewis, Mark, Gibson, Tracy, Lane, John, Medelius, Pedro, Snyder, Sarah, Ciarlariello, Dan, Parks, Steve, Carrejo, Danny, Rojdev, Kristina. 2013-01-01. Flat Surface Damage Detection System (FSDDS). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140002587
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