Document text
2012 NASA SPACECRAFT
FA HIT MANAC-CMC
'JP
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana
FM Workshop Panel
Integrating Fault Management: How
Does It Fit?
2012 NASA SPACECRAFT
FAUIT
'jp
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana
Comments to the FM Handbook indicated differing viewpoints concerning
- Scope of FM
- Integrating FM into engineering processes
- Assigning FM roles and responsibilities
Panel is intended to start a broader community discussion
1. How does a project strike a balance between the integrated system aspects of FM and the
development and delivery of the required FM flight products?
2. How does a project manage the overlapping roles and responsibilities between FM, SE, and
safety and reliability?
3. How does a project allocate the responsibilities of protecting against faults, predicting future
failures, and post-facto analysis?
4. To what extent should mission type: human flight vs. robotic, single mission vs. repetitive
flight; deep space vs. earth orbiter; mission size, duration, and complexity drive the approach
to integrating FM?
Panel Agenda
April 10-122012
New Orleans, Louisiana
Overview (Purpose, format, panel
introductions)
Panelist Viewpoints
Organizational comments (format and
guidelines for audience participation)
Audience Participation
Wrap-Up (summary of issues, follow up plans
for continuing discussion via web, coming to
closure, incorporating into the document)
Duration
Total Duration
Moderator
5 minutes
5 minutes
Panelists
7 minutes, each
42 minutes
Moderator
1 minute
1 minute
Participants Comments/Questions: 2 40 minutes
minutes each;
Panelist response to
question: 1 minutes each
2 minutes
2 minutes
Moderator
2012 NASA SPACECRAFT
FAULT
George Cancro
• Manager for the MPCV Avionics, Power, and Software (APS) office at JSC
• Supported a variety of positions including Shuttle and Space Station
assignments, primarily in the areas of avionics and software
• Areas of interest: flight avionics, flight software and data system, flight
power and wiring systems, and the ground hardware, software, and labs
required to test and verify these systems
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana
Carlos Garcia-
Galan
Deputy Manager for Mission and Systems Integration of the MPCV project
Supported multiple ISS-Shuttle assembly missions and ISS increment
operations between missions as a flight controller
Participated in multiple IR&D projects in the areas of IVHM, Intelligent
systems and Mission Management for manned spaceflight applications at
Honeywell.
Technical Lead for the System Management function on the Lockheed
Martin Orion design
Michael Aguilar
Panelists
• Manages the software program at Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
• Serves as the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC) Discipline Expert
in Software Engineering
• Areas of interest: software development for spacecraft C&C systems, flight
simulators, submersible robotics, nuclear reactor monitoring and control
systems, and safety-critical embedded software
• Masters degree in Software Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
2012 NASA SPACECRAFT
FAULT MAN A A CMC
'jp
Panelists (cont.)
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana
ffiSSS
Stephen Johnson
Robert Rasmussen
Jonathan Wilmot
Associate research professor with the Center for Space Studies at the
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Analysis Lead for Mission and Fault Management in the Space Launch
System program at MSFC
Worked on developing practices and concepts for System Health
Management and Fault Management since 1985
General editor for System Health Management: With Aerospace
Applications (2011)
JPL Fellow, and the Architect for Europa mission studies at JPL
Served as Chief Technologist and Chief Engineer in JPL technical divisions
for software and systems engineering
Worked Fault Management for the Voyager and led guidance and control
systems engineering for Galileo and Cassini
Doctorate in Electrical Engineering
Software architect for the Goddard core Flight Executive (cFE) and Core
Flight System (CFS) software product lines
Served in lead technical and software systems engineering roles ranging
from helicopter avionics to lunar landers, including the Small Explorer
series of spacecraft at NASA
Bachelors degree in Computer Science, University of Maryland
: a
2012 NASA SPACECRAFT
FAULTMANA^U
WORKSHOP
bhsSm^
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana
Participant Guidelines
We want to hear from as participants many as possible
2 minutes
- Identify yourself and affiliation
— Present question or comment
Questions will be responded to by (optionally) all panelists; no
more than 1 minute per response
2012 NA
FAULTMAN#®!
Wrap
• ^
April 10-12 2012
New Orleans, Louisiana