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NASA NTRS · 20180007397

Open Source Lessons Learned with Open MCT

Abstract

Open source enables flexible use, and reduces or eliminates the proprietary nature of software that can impede collaboration. While still in the early stages, we have built a community of users and contributors, with participation inside and outside of the space community. The model for collaboration is to empower missions by enabling them to adopt the software as their own, make modifications and contributions, and see those contributions used in a larger space community. All missions benefit from the larger user base enabled by open source, as each critical eye on the software results in improvements. The Open MCT user base ranges from missions, to industry outside the space industry, to research and student projects.

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Trimble, Jay, Henry, Andrew. 2018-09-25. Open Source Lessons Learned with Open MCT. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20180007397

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