Public risk estimations were among the preparations for the entry of the Genesis sample return capsule. Personnel at the Johnson Space Center were requested to provide estimates of the public risk of off-nominal entries. These scenarios dealt with an incomplete trajectory maneuver that would result in the capsule landing outside of the controlled Utah Test and Training Range. Using a conservative approach to the inputs and assumptions, such off-nominal entries were demonstrated to fall within the project risk limits.
Public Risk Assessment of Off-Nominal Genesis Entries
Spaceflight Mechanics Conference ; 2005 ; Copper Mountain Resort, CO, United States
2006-01-01
Conference paper
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English
Public Risk Assessment of Off-Nominal Genesis Entries (AAS 05-224)
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