Editorial on NASA and its Goals
Mike Hinchey, Shawn Bohner
Abstract
Mike Hinchey, Shawn Bohner
Abstract
Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering: A NASA Journal will address research and development issues that will be important to NASA in attaining its exploration goals. The journal will report on prior research and contemplate how it may be practically applied in future missions. It will provide feedback to the community on issues of concern to NASA and on work that NASA and its collaborators are performing to address these issues. It will also provide a forum for researchers to highlight topics that either are, or should be, of interest to NASA. The selection of papers in this our inaugural issue includes some work that has been funded by NASA in the past, and which has already been directly applied to NASA projects and missions, as well as research in areas that NASA has interest in, although the work reported has not been funded by NASA.
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Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering: A NASA Journal will address research and development issues that will be important to NASA in attaining its exploration goals. The journal will report on prior research and contemplate how it may be practically applied in future missions. It will provide feedback to the community on issues of concern to NASA and on work that NASA and its collaborators are performing to address these issues. It will also provide a forum for researchers to highlight topics that either are, or should be, of interest to NASA. The selection of papers in this our inaugural issue includes some work that has been funded by NASA in the past, and which has already been directly applied to NASA projects and missions, as well as research in areas that NASA has interest in, although the work reported has not been funded by NASA.
Key concepts: Work (physics), Engineering ethics, Aeronautics, Engineering, Computer science, Systems engineering, Mechanical engineering