Publication Date:
2019-08-28
Description:
In 1992, NASA made the decision to evolve a Consolidated Planning System (CPS) by adding the Space Transportation System (STS) requirements to the Space Station Freedom (SSF) planning software. This paper describes this evolutionary process, which began with a series of six-month design-build-test cycles, using a domain-independent architecture and a set of developmental tools known as the Advanced Scheduling Environment. It is shown that, during these tests, the CPS could be used at multiple organizational levels of planning and for integrating schedules from geographically distributed (including international) planning environments. The potential for using the CPS for other planning and scheduling tasks in the SSF program is being currently examined.
Keywords:
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE
Type:
IAF PAPER 93-408
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IAF, International Astronautical Congress; Oct 16, 1993 - Oct 22, 1993; Graz; Austria|; 7 p.
Format:
text
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