Some aspects of the on-board application of expert systems in artificial satellites are discussed. The activities of the study, which include the implementation of two prototypes on a dedicated artificial intelligence machine, are described. The general implications of the experience are then discussed. These concern the interrelationship between the expert system and the architecture of the satellite and the expert system's impact on the mission definition phase of the satellite lifecycle. The main obstacles that need to be overcome before operational use of onboard expert systems can take place are discussed
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the programming language Ada to help a satellite recover...
Air Force Satellite Operations is undergoing major changes. Operators no longer receive detailed sat...
This report summarizes the results obtained within the scope of the study ''Fundamental Investigatio...
The Expert Operator's Associate (EOA) project is presented which studies the applicability of expert...
The possibilities to observe and interact with any given spacecraft are naturally limited compared ...
This paper describes a method for the design of autonomous spacecraft, based upon behavioral approac...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 28-31, 1985 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
To operate the majority of today’s satellites is costly and manpower intensive. In order to reduce c...
The development and characteristics of a prototype expert system, Expert System for Satellite Orbit ...
Existing satellite concepts of operation depend on readily available experts and are extremely manpo...
Control of on-orbit operation of a spacecraft requires retention and application of special purpose,...
Future space transportation system programs must utilize cost reduction tools and techniques in orde...
This report summarizes the results obtained within the scope of the study ''Fundamental Investigatio...
The objective is to describe the further automation of the Payload Operations Control Centers, speci...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 28-31, 1985 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the programming language Ada to help a satellite recover...
Air Force Satellite Operations is undergoing major changes. Operators no longer receive detailed sat...
This report summarizes the results obtained within the scope of the study ''Fundamental Investigatio...
The Expert Operator's Associate (EOA) project is presented which studies the applicability of expert...
The possibilities to observe and interact with any given spacecraft are naturally limited compared ...
This paper describes a method for the design of autonomous spacecraft, based upon behavioral approac...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 28-31, 1985 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
To operate the majority of today’s satellites is costly and manpower intensive. In order to reduce c...
The development and characteristics of a prototype expert system, Expert System for Satellite Orbit ...
Existing satellite concepts of operation depend on readily available experts and are extremely manpo...
Control of on-orbit operation of a spacecraft requires retention and application of special purpose,...
Future space transportation system programs must utilize cost reduction tools and techniques in orde...
This report summarizes the results obtained within the scope of the study ''Fundamental Investigatio...
The objective is to describe the further automation of the Payload Operations Control Centers, speci...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 28-31, 1985 / Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, ...
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the programming language Ada to help a satellite recover...
Air Force Satellite Operations is undergoing major changes. Operators no longer receive detailed sat...
This report summarizes the results obtained within the scope of the study ''Fundamental Investigatio...