| In the Aerospace world... [message #186543] |
Wed, 03 January 2007 17:39  |
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Originally posted by: noelle_r_behrens.raytheon.com
Is Eclipse more of a Mission Management tool, or a Command and Control
tool? I've never used it, but it looks as if it is a command and control
tool. Is this correct?
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| Re: In the Aerospace world... [message #186611 is a reply to message #186567] |
Wed, 03 January 2007 23:56  |
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Originally posted by: kwarner.uneedspeed.net
Randy,
That's how they really talk. Whole nuther world. I think it's the ties.
Randy D. Smith wrote:
> Noelle wrote:
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>> Is Eclipse more of a Mission Management tool, or a Command and Control
>> tool? I've never used it, but it looks as if it is a command and
>> control tool. Is this correct?
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>
> Wow, as a systems software person, it was enlightening to me to learn
> that telecom folk and middleware folk all speak using the same English
> words I do but with those words taking on a whole 'nother meaning than
> what I'm used to. I guess I just learned that "the Aerospace world" is
> yet another different universe linguistically speaking.
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> If you saw a pile of metal and bags of nuts and bolts... would you say
> they were "mission management tools" or "command and control tools"? Or
> would you just say "they can be either", depending on the *tools* you
> actually built from the components you found lying there.
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> That's Eclipse... a bunch of components. What type of "tool" it is
> depends on what you put together with those components.
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> Just curious...are you taking some kind of course, and is this a
> homework question?
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| Re: In the Aerospace world... [message #186823 is a reply to message #186543] |
Thu, 04 January 2007 17:25 |
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Originally posted by: wayne.beaton._NOSPAM_eclipse.org
Noelle wrote:
> Is Eclipse more of a Mission Management tool, or a Command and Control
> tool? I've never used it, but it looks as if it is a command and
> control tool. Is this correct?
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The NASA Maestro platform (built on Eclipse technology) is used more for
command and control (AFAIK). I understand that ESA is putting Eclipse
(in some form) onto satellites.
http://www.eclipse.org/community/casestudies/NASAfinal.pdf
Wayne
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