NASA uses a set of Design Reference Missions (DRMs) to help focus capability development activities across the agency The DRMs are intended to show capability needs and represent a set of various implementations The 'mission class' context is used to establish temporal priorities and a LIMITED set of DRMs is used to capture driving mission capabilities The DRMs represent a snapshot in time of current thinking, and do not represent all potential future missions The DRMs are generic in nature, with stated assumptions for some supporting capabilities and elements - they do not represent firm requirements SLS/Orion DRMs are being developed and refined as part of the development program for SLS & Orion and are not included in this package.
HAT DRMs 2013
2013
55 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Astronomy & Astrophysics , Extraterrestrial Exploration , Manned space flight , Extravehicular activity , Space missions , Manned mars missions , Mission planning , Nasa space programs , Asteroids , Deep space , Spacecrews , Mars sample return missions , Long duration space flight , Mars surface , Lunar surface
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