NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) Project is currently tackling the challenge of minimizing ground operations costs for multiple satellites that have surpassed their prime mission phase and are well into extended mission. These missions are being reengineered into a multi-mission operations center built around modern information technologies and a common ground system infrastructure. The effort began with the integration of four SMEX missions into a similar architecture that provides command and control capabilities and demonstrates fleet automation and control concepts as a pathfinder for additional mission integrations. The reengineered ground system, called the Multi-Mission Operations Center (MMOC), is now undergoing a transformation to support other SSMO missions, which include SOHO, Wind, and ACE. This paper presents the automation principles and lessons learned to date for integrating automation into an existing operations environment for multiple satellites.
Integrating Automation into a Multi-Mission Operations Center
2007
9 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Space Technology , Computer Software , Automatic control , Systems integration , Aerospace sciences , Space missions , Spacecraft control , Programming languages , Flight operations , Systems engineering , Soho mission , Ground operational support system , Command and control , Architecture(Computers)
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