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Databases for reliability and probabilistic risk assessment
NASA Headquarters is developing a risk-assessment-reliability-availability-maintainability (RRAMS) database architecture that includes two types of database files. The first file type incorporates historical information derived from test range launch performance records. The second type includes an assimilation of reliability calculations and statistical uncertainties determined after the launch performance reports were evaluated.