AIAA SPACE 2015 Conference and Exposition 2015
DOI: 10.2514/6.2015-4448
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AMO EXPRESS: A Command and Control Experiment for Crew Autonomy

Abstract: NASA is investigating a range of future human spaceflight missions, including both Mars-distance and Near Earth Object (NEO) targets. Of significant importance for these missions is the balance between crew autonomy and vehicle automation. As distance from Earth results in increasing communication delays, future crews need both the capability and authority to independently make decisions. However, small crews cannot take on all functions performed by ground today, and so vehicles must be more automated to redu… Show more

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“…© AEÚ Øµ » AE Ù©Þ » Ø. 2015 ©I SS ÇÑ Ú Þ AE Ð (Autonomous Mission Operations, AMO) Ò : AMO-Express [38,39] AMO TOCA-SSC [40−42] , ©ÀË ÇÝ Ú Þ AE…”
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confidence: 99%
“…© AEÚ Øµ » AE Ù©Þ » Ø. 2015 ©I SS ÇÑ Ú Þ AE Ð (Autonomous Mission Operations, AMO) Ò : AMO-Express [38,39] AMO TOCA-SSC [40−42] , ©ÀË ÇÝ Ú Þ AE…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Likewise, plan execution technology has been tested onboard the ISS as a way to automate payload operations. AMO EXPRESS [8] describes a demonstration of how an experiment facility can be autonomously operated, with simple integrated fault detection and response capabilities. The NASA Platform for Autonomous Systems (NPAS), is a software platform used to make systems operate autonomously using a model-based systems engineering (MBSE) approach [9].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…That system, called WebPD, was integrated with spacecraft systems to provide information about the spacecraft's state. The system then displayed serial procedures along with important relevant state information related to each step in the procedure (Stetson et al 2015;Frank et al 2013). A similar system, called the Procedure Integrated Development Environment (PRIDE), was implemented to assist in the development of procedures.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%