NASA NTRS · 20030055691
Procedure Visualization to Augment Space Mission Training
Abstract
The Intelligent Virtual Station (IVS) has been developed by the Smart Systems Research Laboratory at the NASA Ames Research Center as a solution to some of the training and operations challenges faced by organizations like the International Space Station training facilities and Mission Control engineering teams. At present, astronaut crews are constrained by limited access to physical mockups, which themselves have a built-in 1-g limitation. Mission operations team are faced with the daunting task of controlling the operations and maintenance of an ever-changing Station in space. Many operations teams create and follow textual procedures without the ability to visualize the given actions or alternatives. The NS allows users to easily generate and view procedures to enhance training and operations. Because training and mission operations are of crucial importance to the International Space Station and other similarly sophisticated programs, this paper is focused on the NS integrated procedure tool.
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McIntosh, Dawn M., Elcott, Sharif, Betts, Bradley J., Mah, Robert W.. 2003-01-01. Procedure Visualization to Augment Space Mission Training. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030055691
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