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Interoperable Solution for Test Execution in Various I&T Environments

Abstract

When there is spacecraft collaboration between several industry partners, there is an inherent difference in integration and test (I&T) methodologies, which creates a challenge for verifying flight systems during the development phase. To converge the differing I&T methodologies, considerations were required for multiple project areas such as Flight System Testbed (FST), Assembly, Test, and Launch Operations (ATLO), and Spacecraft Simulator environments. This paper details the challenges and approaches of the JPL's effort in engineering a solution to testing the flight system with the Mission Operations Ground System while maintaining the comparability with testing methods of the industry partners.

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Lee, Young H., Bareh, Magdy S.. 2006-06-19. Interoperable Solution for Test Execution in Various I&T Environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080022164

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