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13 August 2004 SimBOX: a scalable architecture for aggregate distributed command and control of spaceport and service constellation
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In this paper, Aximetric proposes a decentralized Command and Control (C2) architecture for a distributed control of a cluster of on-board health monitoring and software enabled control systems called SimBOX that will use some of the real-time infrastructure (RTI) functionality from the current military real-time simulation architecture. The uniqueness of the approach is to provide a “plug and play environment” for various system components that run at various data rates (Hz) and the ability to replicate or transfer C2 operations to various subsystems in a scalable manner. This is possible by providing a communication bus called “Distributed Shared Data Bus” and a distributed computing environment used to scale the control needs by providing a self-contained computing, data logging and control function module that can be rapidly reconfigured to perform different functions. This kind of software-enabled control is very much needed to meet the needs of future aerospace command and control functions.
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Guru Prasad, Sanjay Jayaram, Jami Ward, and Pankaj Gupta "SimBOX: a scalable architecture for aggregate distributed command and control of spaceport and service constellation", Proc. SPIE 5423, Enabling Technologies for Simulation Science VIII, (13 August 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.543058
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Computer architecture

Computer simulations

Sensors

Actuators

Space operations

Systems modeling

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