2012•Acta AstronauticaOpen access

Desert Research and Technology Studies (DRATS) 2010 science operations: Operational approaches and lessons learned for managing science during human planetary surface missions

Dean B. Eppler, B. A. Adams, D. Archer, Greg Baiden, Adrian Jon Brown, William C. Carey, B. A. Cohen, Chris Condit, C. A. Evans, Corey M. Fortezzo, Brent Garry, Trevor G. Graff, John E. Gruener, Jennifer L. Heldmann, K. V. Hodges, Friedrich Hörz, J. M. Hurtado, Brian Michael Hynek, P. Isaacson, Catherine Juranek, Kurt K. Klaus, David A. KRING, N. Lanza, Susan M. Lederer, G. E. Lofgren, Margarita M. Marinova, Lisa May, Jonathan Meyer, D. W. Ming, Brian Monteleone, Caroline‐Emmanuelle Morisset, Sarah K. NOBLE, E. B. Rampe, James W. Rice, John W. Schutt, James A. Skinner, Carolyn Morgan Tewksbury-Christle, Barbara Jarvis Tewksbury, Alicia Fallacaro Vaughan, Aileen R. Yingst, K. E. Young

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Key concepts: Traverse, Aeronautics, Mars Exploration Program, Baseline (sea), Crew, Engineering, Planetary surface, Systems engineering

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