Describes the scheduling system T-SCHED, developed to automatically generate mission command sequences for the UOSAT-II satellite. At present the schedules are generated by hand, which is a slow and potentially error-prone activity. While the exercise has shown the author's techniques to be successful with UOSAT-II, further investigations are required of applicability to more complex satellites such as ERS-1, before a complete picture can be gained. The paper provides a brief background to UOSAT-II, describes the design of the scheduling system and the representation of the constraints within it, discusses a typical scheduling problem and test results. Finally it suggests possible directions for future work.
Mission scheduling for spacecraft: the diaries of T-SCHED
Terminplanung für ein Satellitenprojekt
First International Conference on Expert Planning Systems ; No.322 ; 76-81
1990
6 Seiten, 3 Quellen
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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