Mars Observer screen display design for a multimission environment

Details Mars Observer screen display design for a multimission environment Mars Observer screen display design for a multimission environment

Mar 1993

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1993gdss.proc..363c&link_type=abstract

In its SpaceOps 1992: Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Ground Data Systems for Space Mission Operations p 36

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Data Acquisition, Data Systems, Display Devices, Ground Based Control, Mars Observer, Monitors, Controllers, Data Links, Telemetry, Workstations

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The Multi Mission Control Team (MMCT) is responsible for support to real time operations of the Mars Observer Mission. The team has the responsibility for monitoring the ground data system for the integrity of the telemetry and command data links. It also supports the Mars Observers Spacecraft Team in monitoring spacecraft events. The Data Monitor and Display subsystem (DMD) workstation provides the data interface with the ground data system. DMD workstation displays were developed to support the Mission Controllers in accomplishing their assigned tasks for supporting the Mars Observer mission. The display design concepts that were used in the Mar Observer MMCT displays to minimize the cognitive demands on the controllers and enhance the MMCT operations were presented. The Data Monitor and Display subsystem (DMD) is the controllers window into the spacecraft and the ground data system. The DMD is a workstation that provides a variety of formatted data displays to the controller. The displays present both spacecraft telemetry data and ground system monitor data. Some displays are preplanned and developed prior to the operations in which they are used. These are called fixed displays and are quite versatile in format and content. Other displays and plots can be created in real time. These displays have limited formats but flexibility in content. These are called list or message displays. They can be rapidly generated by the controller as needed. The MMCT display repertoire provides a mix of displays appropriate to the needs of the MMCT controllers.

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