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27th Euromicro Conference 2001: A Net Odyssey (euromicro'01)
INTEGRAL Mission Control System (IMCS): Technology and Integrated Solutions for Supporting a Complex Scientific Mission
Warsaw, Poland
September 04-September 06
ISBN: 0-7695-1236-4
Gianpiero Di Girolamo, European Space Agency
Paolo Maldari, European Space Agency
Francesco Croce, Vitrociset S.p.A.
Michela Alberti, TERMA Elektronik GmbH
Abstract: The INTEGRAL mission is aimed to the fine spectroscopy and fine imaging of celestial gamma-ray sources with concurrent source monitoring in the X-ray and optical energy ranges. The mission will be controlled from the INTEGRAL Mission Operation Centre (MOC) at ESOC in Darmstadt, based on scientific utilisation planning inputs provided by the INTEGRAL Science Operation Centre (ISOC) located at ESTEC (Nordwijk-NL). The satellite science data will be processed at INTEGRAL Science Data Centre (ISDC) in Versoix (CH). This paper describes the IMCS components from the design and integration point of view. It aims to provide readers with an understanding of how a combination of in-house developed software systems (SCOS-2000 Software infrastructure) complemented by specific additional development and by the adoption of Commercial Off-The-Shelves (COTS) products is best suited to fulfil the operational user requirements of a complex and demanding real-time critical system.
Index Terms:
Mission Control System, Data Base Management System, COTS, interfaces, remote monitoring.
Citation:
Gianpiero Di Girolamo, Paolo Maldari, Francesco Croce, Michela Alberti, "INTEGRAL Mission Control System (IMCS): Technology and Integrated Solutions for Supporting a Complex Scientific Mission," euromicro, pp.0154, 27th Euromicro Conference 2001: A Net Odyssey (euromicro'01), 2001
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