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Scientific paper
Oct 1987
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1987stia...8916517k&link_type=abstract
IEEE, Annual Conference on Expert Systems in Government, 3rd, Washington, DC, Oct. 1987, Paper. 20 p.
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Data Management, Hubble Space Telescope, Real Time Operation, Satellite Communication, Telemetry, Data Processing, Inference, Man-Computer Interface, Monitors
Scientific paper
This paper descibes a knowledge-based system for performing real-time monitoring and analysis of telemetry data from the NASA Hubble Space Telescope (HST). In order to handle asynchronous inputs and perform in real time the system consists of three or more separate processes, which run concurrently and communicate via a message passing scheme. The data management process gathers, compresses, and scales the incoming telemetry data befoe sending it to the other tasks. The inferencing process uses the incoming data to perform a real-time analysis of the state and health of the Space Telescope. The I/O process receives telemetry monitors from the data management process, updates its graphical displays in real time, and acts as the interface to the console operator. The three processes may run on the same or different computers. This system is currently under development and is being used to monitor testcases produced by the Bass Telemetry System in the Hardware/Software Integration Facility at Lockheed Missile and Space Co. in Sunnyvale, California.
Dunham Larry L.
Kao Simon A.
Laffey Thomas J.
Read Jackson Y.
Schmidt James L.
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