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NASA NTRS · 20220000740

TAMU: a new space mission operations paradigm

Abstract

The Transferable, Adaptable, Modular and Upgradeable (TAMU) Flight Production Process (FPP) is a model-centric System of System (SoS) framework which cuts across multiple organizations and their associated facilities, that are, in the most general case, in geographically diverse locations, to develop the architecture and associated workflow processes for a broad range of mission operations. Further, TAMU FPP envisions the simulation, automatic execution and re-planning of orchestrated workflow processes as they become operational. This paper provides the vision for the TAMU FPP paradigm. This includes a complete, coherent technique, process and tool set that result in an infrastructure that can be used for full lifecycle design and decision making during any flight production process. A flight production process is the process of developing all products that are necessary for flight.

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Meshkat, Leila, Ruszkowski, James, Haensly, Jean, Pennington, Granvil A., Hogle, Charles. 2011-09-27. TAMU: a new space mission operations paradigm. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220000740

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