This slide presentation reviews the change in the work and impact of the Safety and Mission Assurance directorate at Marshall Space Flight Center. It reviews the background and the reasons given for a strong Safety & Mission Assurance presence in all planning for space flight. This was pointed out by the Rogers Commission Report after the Space Challenger accident, by the Columbia Accident Investigation Board (CAIB) and by a 2006 NASA Exploration Safety Study (NESS) Team. The overall objective of the work in this area was to improve and maintain S&MA expertise and skills. Training for this work was improved and the S&MA organization was reorganized. This has resulted in a paradigm shift for NASA's safety efforts, which is described. The presentation then reviews the impact of the new S&MA work in the Ares I design and development.
Changing the Safety and Mission Assurance (S and MA) Paradigm
2010
25 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
AIAA | 2001
|Safety and Mission Assurance Overview
NTRS | 2011
|Mission Assurance 2.0 - S&MA in the SmallSat Paradigm
NTRS | 2016
|