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Space operations : exploration, scientific utilization, and technology development / edited by Craig A. Cruzen, Johanna M. Gunn, Patrice J. Amadieu.

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Meeting:
International Symposium on Space Mission Operations and Ground Data Systems (11th : 2010 : Huntsville, Ala.)
Language:
English
Imprint:
Reston, Va. : American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, c2011.
Format:
  • Book, Conference Proceedings
  • xxiv, 589 p., [24] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.
Note:
"This volume contains papers delivered at the ... eleventh SpaceOps conference in April 2010 hosted by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama"--P. [4]
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
  • I. Mission management. Ch. 1. Space operations for a NewSpace era / David J. Salt. Ch. 2. RADARSAT-2 mission management: experience from commercial remote-sensing flight operations / Anthony Hillman. Ch. 3. From MSG to MTG, cost-effective operations of a complex system / M. Legendre ... [et al.]. Ch. 4. TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X mission planning: handling satellites in close formation / Dr. Michael P. Geyer, Dr. Falk Mrowka, and Christoph Lenzen. Ch. 5. Collision-avoidance operations for LEO satellites controlled by GSOC / S. Aida ... [et al.]. Ch. 6. Activities at EUMETSAT in the frame of space-debris-mitigation recommendations / Jose M. de Juanna ... [et al.]. Ch. 7. Ariane 5 launch, first step of ATV's long trip to the ISS / Stéphane Rousseau ... [et al.]. Ch. 8. COSMO SkyMed lessons learned : efficiency and efficacy parameters / Giuseppe Francesco De Luca ... [et al.]
  • II. Spacecraft operations. Ch. 9. Evolution of the commerical aerospaceport / G. Wayne Finger, John C. Kercsmar, and Brian Gulliver. Ch. 10. Constellation ground systems' launch-availability analysis : enhancing highly reliable launch systems design / Jeffrey L. Gernand ... [et al.]. Ch. 11. Taking the European Committee for Space Standardization Autonomy concepts one step further / Fabrício de Novaes Kucinskis and Maurício Gonc̦alves Vieira Ferreira. Ch. 12. Operational lessons learned from the Ares I-X flight test / Stephan R. Davis and Bruce R. Askins. Ch. 13. On-orbit servicing missions: challenges and solutions for spacecraft operations / F. Sellmaier ... [et al.]. Ch. 14. On-orbit servicing mission operations at German Space Operation Center / S. Eberle, A. Ohndorf, and R. Faller. Ch. 15. LCROSS flight-team development and operations experience / Paul D. Tompkins ... [et al.]. Ch. 16. SpaceX mission operations / John Couluris and Thomas Garvey. Ch. 17. Preflight tests with astronauts, flight and ground hardware, to ensure on-orbit success / Michael E. Haddad. Ch. 18. Astronauts beyond the Moon: mission operations at a near-earth object / Thomas D. Jones ... [et al.]. Ch. 19. Geologic mapping in Mars rover operations / Mark W. Powell ... [et al.]
  • III. Ground system operations. Ch. 20. ADM-AEOLUS: autonomy, automation, and mission planning reuse / K. Adamson ... [et al.]. Ch. 21. Request-driven schedule automation for the Deep Space Network / Mark D. Johnston ... [et al.]. Ch. 22. Virtualizing monitoring and control systems: first operational experience and future applications / Michael Schmidhuber ... [et al.]. Ch. 23. Enhanced communication to LEO satellites / E. Gill ... [et al.]. Ch. 24. Large reflector uplink arraying / G. Patrick Martin ... [et al.]. Ch. 25. Message bus architectures: simplicity in the right places / Dan Smith. Ch. 26. CCSDS spacecraft monitor and control mission operations interoperability prototype / Steven A. Lucord. Ch. 27. Design, implementation, and validation of a CCSDS cross-support transfer services development kit / Felix Flentge ... [et al.]. Ch. 28. Management of disruption-tolerant networks: a systems engineering approach / Edward J. Birrane, III and Dr. Robert Cole. Ch. 29. Space network time distribution and synchronization protocol development for Mars proximity link / Simon S. Woo, Jay L. Gao, and David Mills. Ch. 30. Unleashing the full power of today's technologies for flight procedures' automation / G. Morelli ... [et al.]. Ch. 31. Example of predicting the view of a satellite impact / David Conkey ... [et al.].
Contributor:
Cruzen, Craig A.
Gunn, Johanna M.
Amadieu, Patrice J.
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center.
Series:
Progress in astronautics and aeronautics ; v. 236.
Subjects:
ISBN:
9781600868177
1600868177

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