An automation concept for the autonomous operation of space station subsystems, i.e., electric power, thermal control, and communications and tracking are discussed. To assure that functions essential for autonomous operations are not neglected, an operations function (systems monitoring and control) is included in the discussion. It is recommended that automated speech recognition and synthesis be considered a basic mode of man/machine interaction for space station command and control, and that the data management system (DMS) and other systems on the space station be designed to accommodate fully automated fault detection, isolation, and recovery within the system monitoring function of the DMS.
Automation Study for Space Station Subsystems and Mission Ground Support
1985
82 pages
Report
No indication
English
Manned Spacecraft , Human Factors Engineering , Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Space stations , Spacecraft communication , Spacecraft environments , Spacecraft power supplies , Spacecraft radiators , Automatic control , Error analysis , Error correcting codes , Man machine systems , Speech recognition
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