As-built design specifications of the LANDSAT Imagery Verification and Extraction System (LIVES). Volume 1: Test and appendices
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Everette, J. M.↗
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Everette, J. M.
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LACIE status and tracking
The operational requirements and development of a system designed to meet LACIE needs for data to be available at given stations simultaneously, to measure throughput rates, and perform efficiency analyses are described. The final automated status and tracking system (ASATS) is defined and problems encountered during its evolutionary process are discussed.
Dauphin, V. M.↗
Acceptance test specifications of the LANDSAT Imagery Verification and Extraction System (LIVES)
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Everette, J. M.↗
Preliminary design specification for the LANDSAT Imagery Verification and Extraction System (LIVES)
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Everette, J. M.↗
Detail design specification for enhancement of the automatic status and tracking system software
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Mccarley, D. K.↗
Functional design specification for enhancement of the automatic status and tracking system software
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Mccarley, D. K.↗
As-built design specification for LACIE phase 3 automatic status and tracking system
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Smith, D. L.↗
Detailed design specification for the automatic status and tracking system modifications for LACIE procedure 1
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Everette, J. M.↗
PDP 11/45 LACIE phase 11/111 automatic status and tracking system functional design specification
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Everette, J. M.↗
Detailed requirements document for common software of shuttle program information management system
Common software was investigated as a method for minimizing development and maintenance cost of the shuttle program information management system (SPIMS) applications while reducing the time-frame of their development. Those requirements satisfying these criteria are presented along with the stand-alone modules which may be used directly by applications. The SPIMS applications operating on the CYBER 74 computer, are specialized information management systems which use System 2000 as a data base manager. Common software provides the features to support user interactions on a CRT terminal using form input and command response capabilities. These features are available as subroutines to the applications.
Everette, J. M.↗