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Systems Integration, Analysis and Modeling Support to the HEDS Technology/Commercialization Initiative (HTCI)In response to a recommendation from OMB, NASA's Fiscal Year 2001 budget included a new program within the HEDS (Human Exploration and Development of Space) Enterprise called HEDS Technology/ Commercialization Initiative (HTCI). HTCI had three overarching goals: to support REDS analysis and planning for safe, affordable and effective future programs and projects that advance human exploration, scientific discovery, and the commercial development of space; to pursue research, development, and validation of breakthrough technologies and highly innovative systems concepts; and to advance die creation of strong partnerships within NASA, with U.S. industry and universities, and internationally. As part of its contracted effort, SAIC was to write a report contribution, describing die results of its task activities, to a final HTCI report prepared by MSFC. Unfortunately, government cancellation of the HTCI program in the summer of 2001 curtailed all efforts on the program including die Final HTCI report. In the absence of that report, SAIC has issued this final report in an attempt to document some of the technical material it produced. The report contains SAIC presentations for both HTCI workshops; a set of roadmap charts for the Systems Analysis, Integration and Modeling; and charts showing the evolution of the current TITAN modeling architecture.
Document ID
20020039955
Acquisition Source
Marshall Space Flight Center
Document Type
Other
Authors
Feingold, Harvey
(Science Applications International Corp. Schaumburg, IL United States)
ONeil, Dan
Date Acquired
August 20, 2013
Publication Date
April 1, 2002
Subject Category
Systems Analysis And Operations Research
Report/Patent Number
SAIC-02/1031
Funding Number(s)
PROJECT: SAIC Proj. 06-0120-04-9754-000
CONTRACT_GRANT: NASA Order H-33234-D
Distribution Limits
Public
Copyright
Work of the US Gov. Public Use Permitted.
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