NASA NTRS ยท 19840027237
Space station autonomy requirements
Abstract
Several concepts of autonomy have emerged from space station technology and mission studies. Unifying these concepts is important to enabling the needs for and requirements of autonomous systems for a space station to be explored. One purpose of autonomy related to a space station is to offload routine, demonstrated, precisely specifiable tasks and functions from humans to machines in order to increase habitability, increase human-machine system productivity, or to decrease operational costs. Defining incremental roles, functions, and technical capabilities for autonomy leads to identification of computing systems technologies needed to enable various degrees of autonomy.
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Anderson, J. L.. 1983-01-01. Space station autonomy requirements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840027237
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