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THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO STUDY THE FEASIBILITY OF APPLYING…
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Woman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: YesHUBZone-Owned: No
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Fiscal Year: 1984Title: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO STUDY THE FEASIBILITY OF APPLYING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY TO THE DERIVATION OF SPACECRAFT DATA SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FROM USER SCENARIOS.Agency: NASAContract: N/AAward Amount: $49,919.00
Abstract:
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO STUDY THE FEASIBILITY OF APPLYING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY TO THE DERIVATION OF SPACECRAFT DATA SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FROM USER SCENARIOS. DURING PHASE I THE RESEARCH WILL BE DIRECTED TOWARD THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FORMAL NOTATION FOR THE EXPRESSION OF SCENARIOS WHICH ALLOWS THE USER THE NECESSARY FLEXIBILITY IN DESCRIBING HIS USE OF THE SYSTEM. THIS NOTATION WILL ALSO PROVIDE AN ENGINEERING FRAMEWORK FROM WHICH SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS CAN BE AUTOMATICALLY EXTRACTED. THE EXPERT SYSTEM WHICH SUPPORTS THIS NOTATION IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER SYSTEM USER IN ENTERING HIS SCENARIOS, AND TO THE SYSTEMS ENGINEER IN ESTABLISHING AN OPERATIONS CONCEPT AND EXTRACTING REQUIREMENTS. THE RESEARCH IS EXPECTED TO LEAD TO A DESIGN CONCEPT AND A PROTOTYPE EXPERT SYSTEM WHICH WOULD BE FURTHER DEVELOPED IN PHASE II.Small Business Information at Submission:Principal Investigator:
Robert w. hobbs
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Computer Technology Associates
5680 South Syracuse Circle Suite 506 Englewood, CO 80111EIN/Tax ID:DUNS: N/ANumber of Employees: N/AWoman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: NoHUBZone-Owned: No
Award Information
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Agency: National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
Branch: N/A |
Award ID: 1723 |
Program Year/Program: 1984 / SBIR |
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Agency Tracking Number: 1723 |
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Solicitation Topic Code: N/A |
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