NASA NTRS · 20150007993
Human and Robotic Space Mission Use Cases for High-Performance Spaceflight Computing
Abstract
Spaceflight computing is a key resource in NASA space missions and a core determining factor of spacecraft capability, with ripple effects throughout the spacecraft, end-to-end system, and the mission; it can be aptly viewed as a "technology multiplier" in that advances in onboard computing provide dramatic improvements in flight functions and capabilities across the NASA mission classes, and will enable new flight capabilities and mission scenarios, increasing science and exploration return per mission-dollar.
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Doyle, Richard, Bergman, Larry, Some, Raphael, Whitaker, William, Powell, Wesley, Johnson, Michael, Goforth, Montgomery, Lowry, Michael. 2013-08-19. Human and Robotic Space Mission Use Cases for High-Performance Spaceflight Computing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150007993
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