The impact of autonomy technology on spacecraft software architecture: a case study

September 1998

The impact of autonomy technology on spacecraft software architecture: a case study

Authors:

E. B. Gamble and R. Simmons
Magazine Article

Abstract:

The authors draw on their experience with the autonomy technology demonstration on NASA's Deep Space One mission to describe the wide-ranging effect autonomy will have on the development of spacecraft software. Autonomy technology for high-level closed loop control of spacecraft offers considerable benefits to space flight projects.
@periodical{Gamble-1998-122332,
author = {E. B. Gamble And R. Simmons},
title = {The impact of autonomy technology on spacecraft software architecture: a case study},
journal = {IEEE Intelligent Systems and their Applications},
year = {1998},
month = {September},
pages = {69 - 75},
volume = {13},
}
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