NASA TSRV Essential Flight Control System Requirements via Object Oriented Analysis
NASA TSRV Essential Flight Control System Requirements via Object Oriented Analysis
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The objective was to analyze the baseline flight control system of the Transport Systems Research Vehicle (TSRV) and to develop a system specification that offers high visibility of the essential system requirements in order to facilitate the future development of alternate, more advanced software architectures. The flight control system is defined to be the baseline software for the TSRV research flight deck, including all navigation, guidance, and control functions, and primary pilot displays. The Object Oriented Analysis (OOA) methodology developed is used to develop a system requirement definition. The scope of the requirements definition contained herein is limited to a portion of the Flight Management/Flight Control computer functionality. The development of a partial system requirements definition is documented, and includes a discussion of the tasks required to increase the scope of the requirements definition and recommendations for follow-on research.
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NASA TSRV Essential Flight Control System Requirements via Object Oriented Analysis
1992
199 pages
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English
Aircraft , Avionics , Aeronautics , Air navigation , Flight control , Architecture (Computers) , Display devices , Guidance (Motion) , Object-oriented programming , Operating systems (Computers) , Transport vehicles , Airborne/spaceborne computers , Computer systems performance , Research vehicles , Specifications