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Space shuttle life sciences requirements development and documentation

P. C. Vannordstrand

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Planning requirements identified in this study cover a range of functions including management plans, payload planning, optimization and analysis, flight and mission planning, and mission reporting, as well as all the design, integration and test functions that are hardware oriented. Some of the above functions would be done only once for the entire program, others would be done once for each payload, and others are applicable to each of the many experiments or end items in each payload.

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Planning requirements identified in this study cover a range of functions including management plans, payload planning, optimization and analysis, flight and mission planning, and mission reporting, as well as all the design, integration and test functions that are hardware oriented. Some of the above functions would be done only once for the entire program, others would be done once for each payload, and others are applicable to each of the many experiments or end items in each payload.

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Planning requirements identified in this study cover a range of functions including management plans, payload planning, optimization and analysis, flight and mission planning, and mission reporting, as well as all the design, integration and test functions that are hardware oriented. Some of the above functions would be done only once for the entire program, others would be done once for each payload, and others are applicable to each of the many experiments or end items in each payload.

Key concepts: Payload (computing), Space Shuttle, Documentation, Systems engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, Computer science, Space (punctuation)

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