NASA NTRS · 19930058168
A vision for planetary exploration
Abstract
A vision for planetary exploration is proposed which combines historical perspective and current NASA studies with the realities of changing political climates, economic environments, and technological directions. The concepts of Strategic Implementation Architectures (SIA), Open System Infrastructure Standards (OSIS), and Minimum Service Level Infrastructure (MSLI) are presented in order to propose a structure for the SEI which allows the realization of incremental mission objectives, establishes an investment strategy that efficiently uses public resources, and encourages partnerships with the government. The SIA is a hypothetical master plan which will allow the implementation of the complete spectrum of envisioned system capabilities for planetary exploration. OSIS consists of standards for interconnection, interoperability, and administration. MSLI can be defined as the minimum level of services provided by the system that are not justified by profit or parochial motives.
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Connolly, John F., Callaway, Robert K., Diogu, Mark K., Grush, Gene R., Lancaster, E. M., Morgan, William C., Petri, David A., Roberts, Barney B., Pieniazek, Lester A., Polette, Thomas M.. 1992-01-01. A vision for planetary exploration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930058168
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