This paper will focus on the needs and the challenges of designing the Spacecraft Emergency Response System (SERS), a Web-centric suite of tools built to enable lights-out operations. More specifically, SERS is a collaborative environment that enables secure distributed fault management though the effective use USIs that are optimized for a wide variety of devices, including tradition PC Web browsers, pagers, telephony, and Internet phones. SERS has become a widely adopted tool for operations and its success is directly related to its utility and the usability (ease of use) of its USIs.
Revised: October 21, 2008 |
Published: July 7, 2000
Citation
Fox J.A., M.S. Hoxie, D.S. Gillen, C.I. Parkinson, J. Breed, S. Nickens, and M. Baitinger, et al. 2000.New Human-Computer Interface Concepts for Mission Operations. In International Conference on Space Operations (SpaceOps 2000), 19-23 Jun. 2000, Toulouse, France. Washington, District Of Columbia:National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).PNNL-SA-33354.