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Investigation of Integrated Vehicle Health Management Approaches

Author
Paris, Deidre
Published
January 2005.
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Summary
This report is to present the work that was performed during the summer in the Advance Computing Application office. The NFFP (NASA Faculty Fellow Program) had ten summer faculty members working on IVHM (Integrated Vehicle Health Management) technologies. The objective of this project was two-fold: 1) to become familiar with IVHM concepts and key demonstrated IVHM technologies; and 2) to integrate the research that has been performed by IVHM faculty members into the MASTLAB (Marshall Avionic Software Test Lab). IVHM is a NASA-wide effort to coordinate, integrate and apply advanced software, sensors and design technologies to increase the level of intelligence, autonomy, and health state of future vehicles. IVHM is an important concept because it is consistent with the current plan for NASA to go to the moon, mars, and beyond. In order for NASA to become more involved in deep exploration, avionic systems will need to be highly adaptable and autonomous.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 20050215308.
The 2004 NASA Faculty Fellowship Program Research Reports; XXXII-1 - XXXII-6; NASA/CR-2005-213847.
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