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An overview of JPL DSMS metric predictions services
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Recent radiation research at JPL for University of Michigan Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences Department colloquium
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JPL software engineering technology capability needs
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Defect measurement and analysis of JPL software: a case study
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Defect measurement and analysis of JPL ground software: a case study
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The JPL Deep Space Network Simplification Project (NSP): lessons learned 1998-2004
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Electric propulsion at JPL
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CMMI implementation for software at JPL
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JPL, CMU, and Sun's evaluation effort of real-time Java
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Biotechnology and planetary protection at JPL
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JPL institutional parts program requirements
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Electronic project records at JPL
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Storytelling in the JPL Library : From Practice to Theory
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The JPL roadmap for Deep Space navigation
This paper reviews the tentative set of deep space missions that will be supported by NASA's Deep Space Mission System in the next twenty-five years, and extracts the driving set of navigation capabilities that these missions will require. There will be many challenges including the support of new mission navigation approaches such as formation flying and rendezvous in deep space, low-energy and low-thrust orbit transfers, precise landing and ascent vehicles, and autonomous navigation. Innovative strategies and approaches will be needed to develop and field advanced navigation capabilities.