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Operations Planning for Space Station FREEDOM?and Beyond

by Stephen S. Gibson, L.B. Johnson Space Cent, Houston, United States,
Thomas E. Martin, L.B. Johnson Space Cent, Houston, United States,
H. Jeffrey Durham, L.B. Johnson Space Cent, Houston, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Engineering, Construction, and Operations in Space III

Abstract:

Automated planning and electronic execution systems offer tremendous potential for enhancing operations aboard Space Station FREEDOM (SSF). To exploit this potential, the Operations Planning and Scheduling Subsystem (OPSS) is being developed at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC). Such systems also may make valuable contributions to the operation of resource-constrained, long-duration space habitats of the future. The advantages of electronically conducting 'housekeeping,' maintenance, and scientific and manufacturing activities will be significant.

Subject Headings: Space stations | Space exploration | Maintenance and operation | Automation and robotics | Space structures | Space frames | Space colonies

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