Recent Advances and Future Challenges in Risk-Based Radiation Engineering

Pellish, Jonathan A.

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Recent Advances and Future Challenges in Risk-Based Radiation Engineering

Pellish, Jonathan A.

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We cover a top-level introduction to hardness assurance (HA) from a robotic space system perspective, starting at the piece-part level. We discuss error sources inherent to presently-accepted HA practices and why they cause us to be risk-averse. We conclude by reviewing current proposals that move towards more risk-tolerant system design approaches as well as future challenges that will require these advanced techniques.

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Pellish, Jonathan A.. 2016-10-31. Recent Advances and Future Challenges in Risk-Based Radiation Engineering. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160013227

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