The 2012 Workshop on Spacecraft Flight Software (FSW-12) was held on November 7-9, 2012 and was hosted by the Southwest Research Institute with support from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Aerospace Corporation, and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
KEYNOTE (Day 1): Magnetic Explosions in Space
[Video]
Dr. Jim Burch, Southwest Research Institute
KEYNOTE (Day 2): The Future of NASA and the Commercial Crew Program
[Video]
Justin Kerr, NASA Johnson Space Center
KEYNOTE (Day 3): Curiosity's FSW Architecture: A Platform for Mobility and Science
[Video]
Dr. Kathryn Weiss, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
UML State Chart Autocoding for the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Mission
[Video]
Eddie Benowitz, JPL
Cyber Attacks: An Emerging Threat to Satellites
[Video]
Paul Wood, Southwest Research Institute
Multi-Core Processing in Flight Software
[Video]
David Edell, JHUAPL
Communications Infrastructure for Fractionated Spacecraft
[Video]
Mike Koets, Southwest Research Institute
NASA's Software Architecture Review Board's (SARB) Findings from the Review of GSFC's "core Flight Executive/Core Flight Software" (cFE/CFS)
[Video]
Dave McComas, NASA GSFC (Presentation created by Dr. Lorraine Fesq)
Development and Test Techniques for Large Scale Spacecraft Projects
[Video]
Jay Thomas (LDRA) and Trevor Tidwell (USA)
Architectural Time-predictability Factor (ATF) to Measure Architectural Time Predictability
[Video]
Wei Zhang, VCU
Current and Next Generation LEON System on Chip (SOC) Architectures for Space
[Video]
Jan Andersson, Aeroflex Gaisler
Software Visualization for System-of-Systems
[Video]
Michael McDougall, Grammatech
Ensuring Schedulability of Spacecraft Flight Software
[Video]
Marek Prochazka and Jorge Lopez Trescastro, ESA
Testing SW/HW Interfaces with Simulated Systems
[Video]
Steven Seeger, MPL
Effectively and Efficiently Improved Operational Capability of Spacecraft Processing Unit STEs
[Video]
Anthony Vescovi, Lockheed Martin
Infusing Next-Generation Fault Management Software on Solar Probe Plus
[Video]
Justin Thomas, JHUAPL
Striving for Reuse in Independent Requirement Verification of Command and Data Handling Flight Software
[Video]
Kristin Wortman, JHUAPL
COTS Integration and Debugging Challenges - RBSP Lessons Learned
[Video]
Joseph Hennawy, JHUAPL
Use of a Simple EEPROM File System on RBSP
[Video]
Mark Reid, JHUAPL
Vendor Talk: Aeroflex [Video]
IV & V of Auto-Generated Code for the Mars Science Laboratory
[Video]
Jacob Cox, TASC
Challenges and Opportunities of Performing IV & V on an En Route Project (MSL)
[Video]
Jeremy Fienhold, MSIS
RTEMS Status and Roadmap
[Video]
Joel Sherrill, OAR Corporation
Integrating A Flash File System into the RTEMS Operating System
[Video]
Alan Mick, JHUAPL
Flight Systems are Cyber-Physical Systems
[Video]
Christopher Landauer, Aerospace
FPGA-Based, Hardware-in-the-Loop Embedded Systems for Testing and Rapid Prototyping
[Video]
Martin Panevsky, Aerospace
Software Architecture Evaluation
[Video]
Alan Unell, Ph. D., Aerospace
OPNET Modeling of Plug and Play Spacecraft Networks
[Video]
Carlos Quiroz, Southwest Research Institute
Assurance cases and the Test Design IV & V
[Video]
Khalid Lateef, TASC
NASA/GSFC's Flight Software Core Flight System
[Video]
Dave McComas, NASA GSFC
Responsive Flight Software Development & Verification Techniques for Small Satellites
[Video]
Darren Rowen, Aerospace
Continuous Integration of Embedded Flight Software
[Video]
Eddie Weigle, Southwest Research Institute
Test Scheduling Based on Rework Cycles
[Video]
Daniel Houston, Ph.D., Aerospace
Booting without PROMs
[Video]
Jerry Needell, UNH
Process Improvement for Defect Removal for MSL
[Video]
Amalaye Oyake, JPL
Configuration Testing of Flight Software
[Video]
Charles Song, Ph.D., Fraunhofer USA CESE
Model Comparison for Fault and Attack Detection
[Video]
Christopher Landauer, Aerospace
"Better?" Bulk Transfer Alternatives to CFDP
[Video]
Scott Miller, Southwest Research Institute
Using SysML to Support Software FMEA
[Video]
Phillip Schmidt, Aerospace
The 2012 Workshop on Spacecraft Flight Software was sponsored by the following organizations:
