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3 **Description:** Command & Control software project for data processing in the field
4 **PI:** Franco Carbonari
5 **Organization:** Mars Society, IT
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7 === Summary ===
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9 Within the European MaRs Analog Station for Advanced Technologies Integration Project (ERAS), a Command, Control and Communication (C3) subsystem will provide the data processing and communications equipment required to:
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11 * monitor and control the habitat’s environment and subsystems
12 * monitor and maintain crew health and safety
13 * communicate with mission support, rovers and EVA crewmembers
14 * support data processing related to the mission objectives
15 * host the core part of the crew operations planning and scheduling support system (Crew Mission Assistant, CMA)
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17 For the MARS2013 tests a C3 simulation will be running on top of the TANGO Distributed Control Software Framework.
18 During the proposed experiment the remote communication with the Aouda.X on-board computer (in particular all main biomedical and engineering telemetry) and the interfacing to the CMA will be tested.
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20 === Objectives ===
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22 Location transparency: a location (naming) service should allow to locate a service over the network by name and/or required functionality.
23 Message delivery and format integrity: the system must warranty that messages are not lost or duplicated and that they are delivered uncorrupted.
24 Dynamic invocation of server processes: the client shall not be responsible for starting up the services it needs, but the system shall be able to do it transparently
25 Load balancing: if needed, the system shall be able to redistribute the services to allow load balancing over the distributed servers
26 Security: if needed, the system must be able to handle security of communication using appropriate secure protocols.
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28 === Experiment Data ===
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31 |[[ERAS-C3>>url:https://mission.oewf.org/archive_downloads/2/03-ERAS-C3/]]| <none>
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