DocumentCode
1509371
Title
Systems approach to the satellite operations problem
Author
Gathmann, Thomas P. ; Raslavicius, Linas
Author_Institution
Rockwell Int., Seal Beach, CA, USA
Volume
5
Issue
12
fYear
1990
Firstpage
20
Lastpage
24
Abstract
It is noted that the projected increase in satellites needed to satisfy future military, scientific, and commercial missions will soon be overwhelming current ground-operations capabilities. An intelligent processing architecture, IntelliSTAR, that addresses the potential of automating the entire satellite operations domain (planning, scheduling, execution, and analysis) is discussed. The architecture has been developed with flexibility in mind. In particular, IntelliSTAR has been structured to allow for development and validation on the ground, prior to deployment in space. The overall architecture is described, with particular emphasis placed on the scheduling of satellite missions.<>
Keywords
aerospace computing; artificial satellites; computer architecture; management; planning (artificial intelligence); scheduling; IntelliSTAR; USAF; analysis; artificial intelligence; commercial missions; execution; intelligent processing architecture; military satellites; planning; satellite missions; scheduling; scientific satellites; Artificial intelligence; Artificial satellites; Expert systems; Military satellites; Personnel; Process planning; Seals; Space missions; Springs; Testing;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0885-8985
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/62.61954
Filename
61954
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