The Space Flight Operations Center (SFOC) at the Jet Propulsion Laboratoy (JPL), a new multimission ground data system is described. The SFOC design begins with a baseline system that supplies the common set of support functions for flight operations and control. Low cost adaptations to this baseline, with any mission specific additions, are made for each mission. The distributed SFOC architecture is comprised of a multi-layered set of software subsystems that provide a core set of functions that are common to the application subsystems. When the SFOC Project is completed in 1992, the SFOC will support the Voyager, Galileo, Ulysses, Magellan, and Mars Observer deep space missions.
Distributed Computer Environment for a Multimission Spacecraft Operations and Control Center
1990
6 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Integrated mission control center , Spacecraft control , Distributed parameter systems , Software engineering , Space missions , Architecture (Computers) , Distributed processing , Multimission modular spacecraft , Nasa space programs , Spacecraft guidance , Space Flight Operations Center
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