NASA NTRS ยท 19730023040
Apollo experience report: Systems and flight procedures development
Abstract
This report describes the process of crew procedures development used in the Apollo Program. The two major categories, Systems Procedures and Flight Procedures, are defined, as are the forms of documentation required. A description is provided of the operation of the procedures change control process, which includes the roles of man-in-the-loop simulations and the Crew Procedures Change Board. Brief discussions of significant aspects of the attitude control, computer, electrical power, environmental control, and propulsion subsystems procedures development are presented. Flight procedures are subdivided by mission phase: launch and translunar injection, rendezvous, lunar descent and ascent, and entry. Procedures used for each mission phase are summarized.
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Kramer, P. C.. 1973-09-01. Apollo experience report: Systems and flight procedures development. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730023040
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