A collaborative effort between government and industry was initiated two years ago within the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA®) organization to develop an interoperable variant of SpaceVPX. The end goal of this “SOSA® Space” effort is to enable system integrators to compose avionics systems with multiple cards from multiple vendors that can be interoperate.
The intent of this workshop is to provide an overview of the breadth and status of the SOSA® Consortium’s efforts to improve the Technical Standard for the SOSA® Reference Architecture, and the overall implementation approaches as well as the particulars of the SOSA® Space Subcommittee content and its Space Appendix. Workshop participants can expect to learn about the beginnings of SOSA®, current content, a brief roadmap for the future, and how the SOSA® Space effort will benefit space avionics systems.
Preliminary Workshop Agenda 1. Overview of the SOSA® organization 2. Overview of the SOSA® Space Subcommittee 3. Synopsis of the SOSA® Space Appendix 4. Panel discussion on the need for interoperable space avionics and how SOSA® can best enable that interoperability
Note: A separate SOSA Space working meeting will also be held at the SMCIT/SCC conference. However, attendance at this meeting will be limited to current SOSA members.
Workshop Organization Team
Mark Katsumura – Lead of the SOSA® Space Sub-committee
Christopher Green - Avionics & Sensors Capability Lead, NASA’s Space Mission Directorate
Patrick Collier – Senior Systems Engineer, SOSA® Founder and SOSA® Space Sub-committee member.
Dylan Lang – Qualified Parts List Directory (QPLD) Admin Assistant and Parts Engineer at NASA Goddard
Call for Papers
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You can expect more information about the call for papers soon.
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