NASA NTRS · 20240007970
Modeling NASA’s Procedural Requirement Processes – Implications for a Digital Future
Abstract
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has an ongoing Digital Transformation effort and to leverage and showcase the power of Digital Transformation, an effort is underway to develop an integrated, datacentric, model representing NASA’s key process requirements. The task was divided into three phases: As Is modeling, Analysis, and To Be Planning. As part of this effort, a team has completed the first Phase I of the modeling task and is nearing completion of the second phase. This effort will capture the key elements as requirements, responsibilities, allocations, roles, products, and associated lifecycle elements. The scope of modeling included NASA’s NPR 7120.5 (Project and Program Management), NPR 7123.1 (Systems Engineering) and NPRs 8705.2 (Risk classification for Robotic Missions) and 8705.4 (Human-Rating Requirements for Space Missions).
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Terry R Hill, Trish Nicoli, Steven Cornford, Rob Morgenstern, David Chiras, Patrick Barnes, Josh Bendig. Modeling NASA’s Procedural Requirement Processes – Implications for a Digital Future. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20240007970
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