NASA NTRS · 20190026807
A Model Based Systems Engineering Approach Towards Developing a Rapid Analysis and Trades Environment
Abstract
In this work, an integrated and end-to-end modeling environment was developed to assess the system-level impacts of evolving requirements and design parameters. Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology's Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory (ASDL) collaborated with JPL engineers to develop, implement, and test a modeling environment to assess design changes to a notional Europa Mission called the Jupiter Europa Buzzer (JEB). This environment was developed using a Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach and consists of three major components: the Systems Model, the Mission Simulator, and the Web Based Interactive Dashboard. In summary, utilizing this environment in a representative notional end-to-end scenario, performance margins were calculated in hours while maintaining consistent analytical, hardware, and operational assumptions.
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Tejas P Kulkarni, Kevin J Debruin, Adam P Nelessen, Kevin A Reilley, Stephen J Edwards, Russell S Peak, Dimitrios N Mavris. 2016-09-09. A Model Based Systems Engineering Approach Towards Developing a Rapid Analysis and Trades Environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20190026807
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