NASA NTRS · 20150008868
The Evolvable Advanced Multi-Mission Operations System (AMMOS): Making Systems Interoperable
Abstract
The Advanced Multi-Mission Operations System (AMMOS) provides a common Mission Operation System (MOS) infrastructure to NASA deep space missions. The evolution of AMMOS has been driven by two factors: increasingly challenging requirements from space missions, and the emergence of new IT technology. The work described in this paper focuses on three key tasks related to IT technology requirements: first, to eliminate duplicate functionality; second, to promote the use of loosely coupled application programming interfaces, text based file interfaces, web-based frameworks and integrated Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) to connect users, data, and core functionality; and third, to build, develop, and deploy AMMOS services that are reusable, agile, adaptive to project MOS configurations, and responsive to industrially endorsed information technology standards.
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Ko, Adans Y., Maldague, Pierre F., Bui, Tung, Lam, Doris T., McKinney, John C.. 2010-04-25. The Evolvable Advanced Multi-Mission Operations System (AMMOS): Making Systems Interoperable. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150008868
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