Goal based fault tolerance for space systems using the mission data system
This paper describes the MDS approach to fault tolerance, contrasting it with past efforts, and offering motivation for the approach as a general recipe for similar efforts.
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This paper describes the MDS approach to fault tolerance, contrasting it with past efforts, and offering motivation for the approach as a general recipe for similar efforts.
This paper describes the MDS approach to state knowledge representation, contrasting it with past efforts, and offering motivation for the approach as a general recipe for similar efforts.
This document provides an overall description of the MDS Framework technology. Since the purpose is to provide a general reference for the frameworks, the descriptions are organized as compendium. This document does not provide guidance for how the MDS technology should be used.
This document is the software management plan for the Mission Data System Development Project.
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Deep Space Network coverage of Helios-1 and Helios-2 from Feb. 1 through Apr. 15, 1977 is presented in tabular form. Mark III data system (MDS) performance and station modifications for MDS configuration are discussed. Cross support for Helios operations by DSN and STDN is described and their downlink performances compared.
The rising frequency of NASA mission launches has highlighted the need for improvements leading to faster delivery of mission software without sacrificing reliability.