Collaborative systems for NASA science, engineering, and mission operations

R. Keller, W. Clancey, M. Deans, J. Differding, K. Dodson, F. Enomoto, Jay P. Trimble, M. Sims
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We describe a set of ten collaborative systems projects developed at NASA Ames Research Center over the past ten years. Our goal is to design new information technologies and collaboration tools that facilitate the process by which NASA engineers, scientists, and mission personnel collaborate in their unique work settings. We employ information management, artificial intelligence, and participatory design practices to build systems that are highly usable, augment human cognition, and support distributed NASA teams. NASA settings and applications serve as valuable testbeds for studying collaboration and developing new collaborative technologies.
用于NASA科学、工程和任务操作的协作系统
我们描述了NASA艾姆斯研究中心在过去十年中开发的一组十个协作系统项目。我们的目标是设计新的信息技术和协作工具,促进NASA工程师、科学家和任务人员在他们独特的工作环境中进行协作。我们采用信息管理、人工智能和参与式设计实践来构建高度可用的系统,增强人类认知,并支持分布式NASA团队。NASA设置和应用程序为研究协作和开发新的协作技术提供了有价值的试验台。
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