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ID No : | 1042 Edit | Title: | Lunar Communication Terminals for NASA Exploration Missions: Needs, Operations Concepts and Architectures |
Summary / Review : | "...The systems identified were Crew Exploration Vehicles, crew and cargo launch vehicles, crew EVA suits, crew and cargo landers, habitats, mobility carriers, and small, pressurized rovers. Multiple space communication networks and systems, deployed over time, will support these space exploration systems of systems. Each deployment phase will support interoperability of components and provide 20 years of legacy systems. In this paper, we describe the modular lunar communications terminals needed for the emerging lunar mission operational scenarios. These lunar communication terminals require flexibility for use in stationary, integrated, and mobile environments. They will support links directly to Earth, to lunar relay satellites, to astronauts and to fixed and mobile lunar surface systems. The operating concepts and traffic models are presented for these terminals within variety of lunar scenarios. A preliminary architecture is outlined, providing for suitable long-duration operations in the harsh lunar environment." (Author's abstract) |
Author(s) : |
Bhasin, Kul B.; Warner, Joseph D.; Anderson, Lynn M., [Glenn Research Center] |
Publication Date: | 2008 |
Category(s) : |
Bases, industry and manufacturing / Infrastructure and logistics / Communications |
Web URL : |
http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20080033045
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NTRS : | 20080033045 |
Submitted by : | MEP |
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