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The role of the APM centre to support Columbus Precursor Flights

Author(s)
Rum, Giovanni  
Canu, Claudio  
Battocchio, Luciano
Subjects

COLUMBUS SPACE STATIO...

EUROPEAN SPACE PROGRA...

GROUND OPERATIONAL SU...

INTEGRATED MISSION CO...

INTERNATIONAL COOPERA...

MISSION PLANNING

SPACE STATION PAYLOAD...

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT...

Date Issued
1993-03-01
Abstract
he APM Centre will be one of the most important European ground facilities for the support of the Columbus Attached Laboratory: it will act as system reference, it will support the on-board operations through the engineering and logistics support functions and it will play a key-role for the payload integration, performing both the payload analytical integration and the final acceptance of the Payload Elements before shipping to the U.S. for the integration on the Logistic Carrier. As the Spacelab mission E-1 is a Columbus Precursor Flight, it will be a unique opportunity to test at least two of the main functions of the APM Centre, namely the payload integration support and the engineering support. This paper describes in detail the above mentioned tasks performed by the APM Centre in the frame of Spacelab mission E-1, making comparison to the corresponding Columbus activities, as applicable.
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13025/126
ISSN
0892-9270
Journal
Space Technology Industrial and Commercial Applications
URL
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1993STICA..13...95R
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