NASA NTRS · 19890000699
Deep space network resource scheduling approach and application
Abstract
Deep Space Network (DSN) resource scheduling is the process of distributing ground-based facilities to track multiple spacecraft. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has carried out extensive research to find ways of automating this process in an effort to reduce time and manpower costs. This paper presents a resource-scheduling system entitled PLAN-IT with a description of its design philosophy. The PLAN-IT's current on-line usage and limitations in scheduling the resources of the DSN are discussed, along with potential enhancements for DSN application.
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Eggemeyer, William C., Bowling, Alan. 1987-01-01. Deep space network resource scheduling approach and application. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000699
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