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This paper is the written explanation for a demonstration of the REE Project's work to-date.
This paper describes the integration of a model-based planner into a procedural architecture.
NASA's future spaceborne science missions will require supercomputing capabilities for both near earth and deep space exploration.
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This paper discusses the knowledge acquisition issues involved in transitioning their novel technology in to space flight software, developing the planer in the context of a large software projet and completing the work under a compressed development schedule.
A LabVIEW-based system was recently caried aloft in a NASA DC-9.
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This paper describes an integrated system for coordinating multiple rover behavior with the overall goal of collecting planetary surface data. The Multi-Rover Integrated Science Understanding System (MISUS) combines techniques from planning and scheduling with machine learning to perform autonomous scientific exploration with cooperating rovers.
We present a real-time high-performance and fault-tolerant FPGA-based hardware architecture for the processing of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images in future spaceborne system. In particular, we will discuss the integrated design approach, from top-level algorithm specifications and system requirements, design methodology, functional verification and performance validation, down to hardware design and implementation.