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Publication:JRosa-MSc-Thesis
Abstract To face the challenges and requirements im To face the challenges and requirements imposed by future space missions, the aerospace industry has been following the trend of adopting innovative and advanced computing system architectures fulfilling strict requisites of size, weight and power consumption (SWaP) thus decreasing the mission overall cost and ensuring the safety and timeliness of the system. The AIR (ARINC 653 in Space Real-Time Operating System) architecture has been defined dependent on the interest of the aerospace industry, especially the European Space Agency (ESA). AIR provides a partitioned environment for the development and execution of aerospace applications, based on the idea of time and space partitioning (TSP), aiming the preservation of the application requirements, timing and safety. During a space mission, the occurrence of unexpected events or the change of the mission plans introduces new constraints to the mission. Therefore, it is paramount to have the possibility to host new applications in spacecraft onboard computer platform, or modify the existing ones in execution time, thus fulfilling new requirements or enhancing spacecraft functions. The work described on this thesis introduces in the AIR architecture the support for the inclusion of new features to the mission plan during the system operation. These new features may be composed of modified software components or the corresponding timing requirements. The improvement of the AIR architecture with the ability to perform software updates requires a suitable development environment and tools. Therefore, the methodology for software development in AIR-based systems, regarding the build and integration process, is reexamined. ld and integration process, is reexamined.
Advisor José Rufino +
Author Joaquim Rosa +
Document Document for Publication-JRosa-MSc-Thesis.pdf +
Key JRosa-MSc-Thesis  +
Month may  +
NumPubDate 2,011.05  +
Project Project:AIR-II +
ResearchLine Timeliness and Adaptation in Dependable Systems (TADS) +
School Faculdade de Ciências, Universidade de Lisboa  +
Title Development and Update of Aerospace Applications in Partitioned Architectures  +
Type mastersthesis  +
Year 2011  +
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Categories Publication  +
Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki. 31 March 2017 16:21:01  +
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