EDOS Evolution to support NASA Future Earth Sciences Missions
Author(s) -
Guy Cordier,
Bruce McLemore,
Terri Wood,
Chris Wilkinson
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
2018 spaceops conference
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2010-2078
Subject(s) - astrobiology , earth observation , computer science , systems engineering , earth (classical element) , aerospace engineering , remote sensing , aeronautics , earth science , engineering , geology , astronomy , satellite , physics
This paper presents a ground system architecture to service future NASA decadal missions and in particular, the high rate science data downlinks, by evolving EDOS current infrastructure and upgrading high rate network lines. The paper will also cover EDOS participation to date in formulation and operations concepts for the respective missions to understand the particular mission needs and derived requirements such as data volumes, downlink rates, data encoding, and data latencies. Future decadal requirements such as onboard data recorder management and file protocols drive the need to emulate these requirements within the ground system. The EDOS open system modular architecture is scalable to accommodate additional missions using the current sites antennas and future sites as well and meet the data security requirements and fulfill mission’s objectives.
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