S. Davari, T. Leibfried, S. Natarajan, D. Pruett, L. Sha, W. Zhao
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Abstract
Space Station Freedom (SSF) faces several challenges which are unique in the NASA history of manned and unmanned spacecraft systems. The challenges include a 30 year life, and evolution in capability of the station as a science platform and potentially a transportation node for manned missions to the solar system. The Data Management System (DMS) is a key element of SSF. DMS is the computational infrastructure of SSF, responsible for integrating information onboard into a cooperative whole. Its primary role is to provide integrated data processing and communication services for both the core function and the payloads. The authors focus on some real-time issues in the design of DMS.<>