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STARSIM, an acronym for Space Transportation Activities and Resources SIMulation, is an object-oriented, menu-driven, user-friendly, decision support system for simulating and managing space-shuttle ground processing activities. The purpose of STARSIM is to permit trade-off studies to be perJormed for any set of input parameters (e.g., determining the eflects on launches per year of adding a bay in the orbiter processing facility). Output is displayed both numerically Gfor global statistical information, including life-cycle cost estimates) and in Gantt chart form for visualizing when and where each orbiter vehicle experiences waiting, processing, blocking and maintenance periods, as well as the reasons for blocking). Introduction and overview of orbiter vehicle processing STARSIM, an acronym for Space Transportation Activities and Resources SIMulation, is an object-oriented simulation model of Space Shuttle ground processing. Space Shuttle orbiters or orbiter vehicles (OVs) which are launched from Kennedy Space Center (KSC) may land at Edwards Air Force Base (EAFB) or KSC. OVs landing at EAFB are serviced by a crew which, using a ferry kit, prepares the OV for return to KSC aboard a shuttle carrier aircraft (SCA). Ferry kits return to EAFB by truck and SCAs are flown back to EAFB. An OV which either arrives at KSC from EAFB aboard an SCA, or which lands at KSC, begins processing in a bay at the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF). As OPF servicing is initiated, the OV’s main engines and hypergolic-fueled engines O-8186-2765492 $3.00

STARSIM: an object-oriented simulation model of space shuttle ground processing activities