JeTSI Published Papers

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JeTSI Published Papers

A Sampling of Published Papers and Presentations

“Utilizing MBSE to Modularly Architect the NESDIS Ground Enterprise” 2018 AMS 14th Annual Symposium on New Generation Operational Environmental Satellite Systems, P. Barnes (JeTSI)

“Open R2O Architecture – Reducing the Cost of Entry for Science Applications” NOAA 2017 Satellite Conference, S. Marley (JeTSI), P. Barnes (JeTSI)

“NOAA/NESDIS Ground Enterprise Architecture: Results, Lessons Learned & Next Steps” GSAW 2017, NOAA’s Office of Satellite Ground Services (OSGS) Enabling Game-Changing Innovation Through Model-Based Engineering Workshop, S. Marley (JeTSI)

“Characterization of the Data Volume Generated by the S-NPP Mission to Support Decisions Regarding Data Downlink Resource Management” AMS 2017 13th Annual Symposium on New Generation Operational Environmental Satellite Systems, L Dafoe (JeTSI)

“A Collaborative Approach for Algorithm Operationalization” AMS 2017 7th Conference on Transition of Research to Operations, A. Werbos (AER), L. Dafoe (JeTSI), S. Marley (JeTSI), T.S. Zaccheo

To listen to the recorded AMS 2017 presentation: https://ams.confex.com/ams/97Annual/webprogram/Paper306762.html

“Environmental Information in Every Decision“, AMS 21st Satellite Meteorology, Oceanography and Climatology Conference and 20th AMS Conference on Air-Sea Interaction, P. Ardanuy (INNOVIM), D. Green (NASA), G. Komar (NASA), S. Marley (JeTSI), P. Neillwy (The Weather Company), C. Schueler (Schueler Consulting)

“O2R2O – A 21st Century Approach to the Operationalization of Weather Science”, AMS 2016, S. Marley (JeTSI), S. Petersen (NOAA/NESDIS), M. Madden (NOAA/NESDIS)

“Accurate Data Flow Management Tool Facilitates Operational Stability and Risk Management in a Complex and Dynamic Science Processing Environment“, NOAA 2015 Satellite Conference, L. Dafoe (JeTSI), J. Hayden (JeTSI)

“Assisting Test Development with Architecting Techniques“, GSAW 2015, R. Morgenstern (NASA), A. Jeffries (JeTSI), J. Hayden (JeTSI), P. Barnes (JeTSI)

“JPSS Ground Project Algorithm Processes Poster”, NOAA 2013 Satellite Conference, J. Hayden (JeTSI), L. Dafoe (JeTSI), A. Jeffries (JeTSI)
Poster Diagrams in Separate Views:

“Application of DoDAF 2.0 for NOAA’s JPSS Ground System and Project,” Ground Systems Architectures Workshop 2013, R. Morgenstern (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), J. Hayden (JeTSI), L. Dafoe (JeTSI), A. Jeffries (JeTSI)

• “Defining the Complex JPSS Ground System in Pieces Using DoDAF 2.0 as Implemented with UPDM,” Space 2012, Pasadena, CA, R. Morgenstern (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), J. Hayden (JeTSI), A. Jeffries (JeTSI)

• “Using DoDAF 2.0 for NOAA’s JPSS Ground System,” Space Ops 2012, Stockholm, Sweden, A. Jeffries (JeTSI), J. Hayden (JeTSI), R. Morgenstern (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

• “NASA Space Network Ground Segment Sustainment Architecture based on DoD ArchitectureFramework,” Ground Systems Architectures Workshop 2011, A. Jeffries (JeTSI), K. Bhasin (NASA Glenn Research Center), W. Eddy (NASA Glenn Research Center), and J. Lubelczyk (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

• “Design and Development of the Satellite Control Center (SCC) for the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) Mission,” 2nd International Symposium on “Reducing the Cost of Spacecraft Ground Systems and Operations” presented in Oxford, UK, 1997; A. Posner, J. Van Gaasbeck, and A. Jeffries (JeTSI)

• “The Space Communications Protocol Standards Program,” Third International Symposium on Space Mission Operations and Ground Data Systems (Space Ops 94) presented in Greenbelt, MD, 1994 A. Jeffries (JeTSI) and A. Hooke

• “The NASA Mission Operations and Control Architecture Program,” Third International Symposium on Space Mission Operations and Ground Data Systems (Space Ops 94) presented in Greenbelt, MD, 1994, P. Ondrus, R. Carper, and A. Jeffries (JeTSI)

For more information or to discuss any of the above papers, please contact Alan Jeffries. He may be reached at (703) 471-7588 or at alan@jetsi.com.

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