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Commercial Crew Program Crew Safety Strategy

Abstract

The purpose of this presentation is to explain to our international partners (ESA and JAXA) how NASA is implementing crew safety onto our commercial partners under the Commercial Crew Program. It will show them the overall strategy of 1) how crew safety boundaries have been established; 2) how Human Rating requirements have been flown down into programmatic requirements and over into contracts and partner requirements; 3) how CCP SMA has assessed CCP Certification and CoFR strategies against Shuttle baselines; 4) Discuss how Risk Based Assessment (RBA) and Shared Assurance is used to accomplish these strategies.

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Vassberg, Nathan, Stover, Billy. 2015-04-20. Commercial Crew Program Crew Safety Strategy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150009397

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