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NASA NTRS · 20100014070

Java Mission Evaluation Workstation System

Abstract

The Java Mission Evaluation Workstation System (JMEWS) is a collection of applications designed to retrieve, display, and analyze both real-time and recorded telemetry data. This software is currently being used by both the Space Shuttle Program (SSP) and the International Space Station (ISS) program. JMEWS was written in the Java programming language to satisfy the requirement of platform independence. An object-oriented design was used to satisfy additional requirements and to make the software easily extendable. By virtue of its platform independence, JMEWS can be used on the UNIX workstations in the Mission Control Center (MCC) and on office computers. JMEWS includes an interactive editor that allows users to easily develop displays that meet their specific needs. The displays can be developed and modified while viewing data. By simply selecting a data source, the user can view real-time, recorded, or test data.

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Pettinger, Ross, Watlington, Tim, Ryley, Richard, Harbour, Jeff. 2006-01-01. Java Mission Evaluation Workstation System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100014070

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