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This section contains links to useful
resources, present on this website or elsewhere on the web.
Resources are categorized by relevant chapter. References to material available in your library, but not
on this website or the web, are included at the end of each
chapter of the handbook.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Lunar Excavator Design for Senior Project Students Chapter1.htmChapter 1 Power Point Presentation: CHAP1Introduction.ppt The Lunar and Planetary Institute: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/ The Lunar Missions Timeline at the Lunar and Planetary Institute: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar/missions/ The Lunar Sourcebook, A User's Guide to the Moon, by Heiken,G.T., Vaniman,D.T., French,B.M., Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston, Texas, 1991. This is an indispensible resource about the lunar environment, surface properties, regolith and chemistry obtained from the Apollo missions. It is available as a CD from the Lunar and Planetary Institute at the following link: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar_sourcebook/ Outpost Science and Exploration Working Group – Lunar Architecture Update (September 2007) http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/190083main_AIAA_ESMD_finalSPACE2007.pdfGlobal Exploration Strategy: The Framework for Coordination Theme 2: A Sustained Presence – Extending Human Frontiers (May 2007) http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/178109main_ges_framework.pdf http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/exploration/news/GES_FAQ.htmlNASA resources such as the Lunar E-Library and Technical Memos, etc. Chapter 2: Systems Engineering – The Systems Design Process Chapter2.htmChapter 2 PowerPoint Presentatation: Chapter_2_Power_Point_Presentation_ppt , Chapter_2_Power_Point_Presentation_pdf The NASA Systems Engineering Handbook is the basis for the material presented in Chapter 2. http://nen.nasa.gov/nasa_nas/ops/systems_community/NASA_SP-2007-6105_Rev_1_Final_31Dec2007.pdf Site Documents/NASA SP-2007-6105.pdf
The NASA reference on the 11 Systems Engineering Function: Lisa Guerra has worked at NASA for 20 years on Systems Engineering projects, and recently has been on assignment at the University of Texas where she developed and piloted a full semester course on Systems Engineering in the Aerospace Engineering Department. In the future this material may be available on the web. Systems Engineering has been around a long time, as this
article from 1968 shows. The point of the article is:
don't take Systems Engineering's detailed methodology too
seriously, so seriously that design innovation is impeded by the
process. Engineering "Art and excitement" should not be
replaced by overly excessive attachment to Systems Engineering
techniques and tools. Similar "warnings" about Systems Engineering as above in this presentation by Joe Bonometti This site has a number of case study examples of Systems Engineering Application: http://www.afit.edu/cse/cases.cfm INCOSE (International Council on Systems Engineering) documents: http://www.incose.org/practice/fellowsconsensus.aspx
DoD Systems Engineering Handbook http://www.dau.mil/pubs/pdf/SEFGuide 01-01.pdf Chapter 3: Systems Engineering Example of a Cube Satellite Chapter3.htmChapter 3 PowerPoint Presentatation: Chapter 3: Cube Satellite Example The site for the reports on the cube satellite example used throughout this chapter: http://space.auburn.edu/Chapter 4: Systems Engineering Tools Chapter4.htmChapter 4 PowerPoint Presentatation: Chapter_4_Power_Points Gantt Charts and WBS file examples created in PROJECT: Site Documents/WBSinPROJECT.mpp Site Documents/MSProjectMECH4240Su09.mpp
Gantt Charts and schedule created in EXCEL by student teams: Site Documents/ganttchartexample.xls Chapter 5: The Lunar Environment and Issues for Engineering Design Chapter5.htmChapter 5 PowerPoint Presentatation: Chapter_5_Power_Points The Four Things to Know About the Geotechnical Properties of Lunar Soil. http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar/surface/carrier_lunar_soils.pdf Lunar Regolith, Geiss, J., Engineering, Construction and Operations in Space V, Space'96: Proceeding of 5th International Conference, Albuequerque, NM, 1996, p.630-638 Chapter 6: Component and Material Selection Chapter6.htmChapter 6 PowerPoint Presentation: Chapter_6_Power_Points A Review of Mining Technology for Space: http://www.cden.ca/2005/2ndCDEN-conference/data/10201.pdf Lunar Surface Equipment Mining Study, Podnieks, E., Siekmaier, J., Engineering, Construction and Operations in Space III, Space'92: Proceeding of 3rd International Conference, Denver, Colorado, 1992, p. 1104-1115
Lunar Source Book - see the resources above for Chapter 1 Proceedings of the Aerospace Mechanisms Symposia. http://www.aeromechanisms.com/AIAA S-114-2005, Moving Mechanical Assemblies for Space and Launch Vehicles (AIAA, Reston, VA). Can be purchased at Amazon.com. NASA Space Mechanisms Handbook (NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH). This is a CD that American citizens can receive at http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/spacemech/CD-info.html Design and Development Requirements for Mechanisms , National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA-STD-5017, 2006.Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/frame.html European Cooperation for Space Standardization, Space Engineering, Part 3: Mechanisms, April 2000 http://www.esa.int/esapub/pss/ecss_web.pdf http://www.esa.int/esapub/bulletin/bullet105/bul105_publicat.pdf
Lunar Mobility Review, D. Kring http://www.lpi.usra.edu/science/kring/lunar_exploration/briefings/lunar_mobility_review.pdf
Lunar Rover Operations Handbook http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/lrvhand.html
Batteries and Fuel Cells in Space Site Documents/Batteries & Fuel Cells In Space (Legacy).pdf Saft Lithium Ion Batteries Site Documents/Saft Lithium Ion Battery.pdf
Ultraflex Solar Arrays Site Documents/Ultraflex Solar Array.pdf Chapter 7: Thermal Considerations of Lunar Based Systems Chapter7.htmSite Documents/Load Tables.xls Chapter 8: Computer-Aided Engineering Tools Chapter8.htmADAMS Multibody Dynamics Simulation Software: http://www.mscsoftware.com/products/adams.cfm?Q=131&Z=396&Y=397
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