NASA Tech Briefs’ Software Web page spotlights new programs engineers can use in analyzing, modeling, designing, prototyping, and testing products. Types of software covered include CAD, CAE, EDA, CAM, mathematical, and multiphysics. Many of the Tech Briefs below are correlated to Technical Support Package (TSP) or White Paper that can be downloaded free of charge.
Nov 2009
Flightspeed Integral Image Analysis Toolkit
The Flightspeed Integral Image
Analysis Toolkit (FIIAT) is a C library
that provides image analysis functions in
a single, portable package. It provides
basic low-level filtering, texture analysis,
and subwindow descriptor for applications
dealing with image interpretation
and object recognition. Designed with
spaceflight in mind, it addresses:
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Work Coordination Engine
The Work Coordination Engine
(WCE) is a Java application integrated
into the Service Management Database(SMDB), which coordinates the dispatching
and monitoring of a work
order system. WCE de-queues work
orders from SMDB and orchestrates the
dispatching of work to a registered set of
software worker applications distributed
over a ...
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Multi-Mission Automated Task Invocation Subsystem
Multi-Mission Automated Task
Invocation Subsystem (MATIS) is software
that establishes a distributed dataprocessing
framework for automated
generation of instrument data products
from a spacecraft mission. Each mission
may set up a set of MATIS servers for
processing its data products. MATIS
embodies lessons learned in experience
with prior instrument-data-product-generation
software.
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Autonomously Calibrating a Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer
A computer program autonomously
manages the calibration of a quadrupole
ion mass spectrometer intended
for use in monitoring concentrations and changes in concentrations
of organic chemicals in the cabin air of the
International Space Station. The instrument parameters calibrated
include the voltage on a channel electron multiplier,
a discriminator threshold, ...
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Determining Spacecraft Reaction Wheel Friction Parameters
Software was developed to characterize the drag in each of
the Cassini spacecraft’s Reaction Wheel Assemblies (RWAs) to
determine the RWA friction parameters. This tool measures
the drag torque of RWAs for not only the high spin rates (>250
RPM), but also the low spin rates (coast-down regions.
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Sep 2009
Computer Code for Nanostructure SimulationQualifying Software for Nuclear-Safety-Related Calculations
Acoustic Structure Interactions
Analysis of Transient Electric Dipole
Spacecraft Station-Keeping Trajectory and Mission Design Tools
Integrated Modeling of Spacecraft Touch-And-Go SamplingIntegrated Modeling of Spacecraft Touch-And-Go Sampling
Simulation of Attitude and Trajectory Dynamics and Control of Multiple Spacecraft
Port-O-Sim Object Simulation Application
Efficient Model-Based Diagnosis Engine
FPGA Boot Loader and Scrubber
DSN Simulator
Proton Upset Monte Carlo Simulation
Using Thermal Radiation in Detection of Negative Obstacles
Planning Flight Paths of Autonomous Aerobots
Tracking Debris Shed by a Space-Shuttle Launch Vehicle
Oxygen Generation System Laptop Bus Controller Flight Software
Estimating Thruster Impulses From IMU and Doppler Data
Cliffbot Maestro
Monitoring and Controlling an Underwater Robotic Arm
Digital Camera Control for Faster Inspection
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