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NASA-LLIS-1493

Lessons Learned - Ambiguous Fault Tolerance Requirements

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Organization: NASA
Publication Date: 27 April 2004
Status: active
Page Count: 3
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Abstract:

In November of 2003, the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC) performed an Independent Technical Assessment of the Code Y CALIPSO satellite Proteus propulsion bus (ref. NESC Final Report NESC-RP-001, NASA Technical Memorandum number applied for). This is a joint mission with NASA GSFC, LaRC and the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) scheduled to launch from Vandenberg Air Force base in April 2005 on a Delta II rocket. There were many interpretations of which specific document dictated the fault tolerance requirements for the spacecraft. Further, given a specific document, there were divergent conclusions over what the fault tolerance verbiage in each document imposed on the spacecraft design, checkout and operations.

Document History

NASA-LLIS-1493
April 27, 2004
Lessons Learned - Ambiguous Fault Tolerance Requirements
Abstract: In November of 2003, the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC) performed an Independent Technical Assessment of the Code Y CALIPSO satellite Proteus propulsion bus (ref. NESC Final...
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