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Johnson Center Engineering Directorate L-8: Enabling Human Exploration Systems & Technology Development

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www..gov 1 NASA’s Journey to Engineering Priorities 1. Enhance ISS: Enhanced missions and systems reliability per ISS customer needs 2. Accelerate : Safe, successful, affordable, and ahead of schedule 3. Enable commercial crew success 4. (HSF) exploration systems development • Technology required to enable exploration beyond LEO • System and subsystem development for beyond LEO HSF exploration JSC Engineering’s Internal Goal for Exploration

• Priorities are nice, but they are not enough. • We needed a meaningful goal. • We needed a deadline.

• Our Goal: Get within 8 years of launching humans to Mars (L-8) by 2025 • Develop and mature the technologies and systems needed • Develop and mature the personnel needed

L-8 Characterizing L-8 JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development • L-8 Is Not: • A program to go to Mars • Another Technology Road-Mapping effort • L-8 Is: • A way to translate Agency Technology Roadmaps and Architectures/Scenarios into a meaningful path for JSC Engineering to follow. • A way of focusing Engineering’s efforts and L-8 identifying our dependencies • A way to ensure Engineering personnel are ready to step up to the plate when the next program is defined • A framework supplying rationale for our proposals to obtain funding for technology development • An organizing principle for our Domain Implementation Plans JSC Engineering’s Domain Implementation Plan JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

- Life Support Entry, Descent, & Landing - - Active Thermal Control Autonomous Rendezvous & Docking - - EVA Deep Space GN&C - - Habitation Systems

- Human System Interfaces Reliable Pyrotechnics - - Wireless & Communication Systems Integrated Propulsion, Power, & ISRU - - Command & Data Handling Energy Storage & Distribution - - & EEE Parts Breakthrough Power & Propulsion -

Crew Exercise - - Lightweight Habitable Simulation - - Entry, Descent, & Landing Autonomy - - Autonomous Rendezvous & Docking Software - - Vehicle Environments Robotics -

AA-2 | iPAS | HESTIA | Morpheus Avionics Systems Domain Implementation Plan Decomposition Example

- Wireless & Areas of Emphasis (AOEs): Communication Systems • RFID ALM - Command & • RFID Sensing Data Handling • Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) - Human System Interfaces • Mesh Networking - Radiation & EEE Parts • Wireless Development Instrumentation • Proximity Communications • Reconfigurable/Software defined radio Pathstones: • Innovations for C&T testing and validation Gap • RF Interrogator development • Innovative applications of RF technology Gap • Fabric antenna development • Proximity antenna technologies Gap • System integration and modularization • Optical Communication

A SpaceCom 2016 Collaboration “L-8: RFID technology and sensor interrogators for wireless sensing/telemetry “ – Ray Wagner EA Domain Implementation Plan Overview JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

34 AOEs, - Life Support 11 AOEs, Entry, Descent, & Landing - - Active Thermal Control 27 w/ Gaps 9 w/ Gaps Autonomous Rendezvous - EVA 166 Pathstones, 71 Pathstones, & Docking - - Habitation Systems 48 Gaps 36 Gaps Deep Space GN&C -

- Human System Interfaces Reliable Pyrotechnics - - Wireless & Communication Systems Integrated Propulsion, Power, & ISRU - - Command & Data Handling Energy Storage & Distribution - - Radiation & EEE Parts Breakthrough Power & Propulsion - 28 AOEs, 19 w/ Gaps 14 AOEs, 9 w/ Gaps 116 Pathstones, 63 Gaps 66 Pathstones, 18 Gaps

- Lightweight Habitable Spacecraft Crew Exercise - 20 AOEs, 28 AOEs, Simulation - - Entry, Descent, & Landing 19 w/ Gaps 12 w/ Gaps - Autonomous Rendezvous & Autonomy - 86 Pathstones, 127 Pathstones, Docking Software - - Vehicle Environments 58 Gaps AA-2 | iPAS | HESTIA | Morpheus 38 Gaps Robotics - FY 2016 IRAD Investments Tied to L-8 JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

Parachute Canopy Instrumentation Package - Alshahin Shape-Morphing Adaptive Radar Technology Orion Avcoat Material Heat Shield - Salazar (SMART) – L. Erickson Visual Odometry for Autonomous Deep-Space Navigation – Robinson ISS Capillary Development (CapDev) Advanced Analytic Tools & Test Bed - Sargusingh Capabilities for Aerosciences – Kirk Mid L/D Mars EDL Pathfinder – Campbell

Integrated Lox/LCH4: A Unifying Technology for The Modular Wearable Architecture: Future Exploration (Phase II Work) – B. Banker Lowering the Human-System Barrier Solid State Thermionics Power – J. George – Simon Regenerative Gas Dryer for Integrates ISRU Software Graphics Processing Unit Systems – A. (sGPU): Solving the Visual Display LOX/LCH4 Propulsion Test in Space Problem for BEO Missions – McCabe Environment – Morehead Q-Thruster Work

Novel Passive Thermal Management Systems for Future Human Exploration MED-2 Exercise Device Operations – Zumbado – Alvarez-Hernandez CFS: Human Spaceflight Product Line – Prokop Novel Passive Thermal Technology In-Flight HESTIA Sim Support – Bielski Demonstration – Alvarez-Hernandez AA-2 | iPAS | HESTIA | Morpheus FY 2017 IRAD Investments Tied to L-8 JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

Shape-Morphing Adaptive Radar Technology Pulsar Navigation for Crewed Exploration of the (SMART) II – Erickson - D’Souza Laser Processed Heat Exchangers - Hansen Mid-L/D Ballistic Range Aerodynamics Test - A Low Power, Solid State, Method of Sostaric Supply - Graf Retiring the Side Wall Rupture Risk with Li- Ion – Darcy SMR/SOFC System Integration for Magnetic Radiation Shielding for LOx/LCH4/ISRU – Mwara Human - Arndt Cubesat Q-Thruster Technology for Exploration – White Flat H Redundant Frangible Joint (RFJ) - Orion Heat Shield Spectrometer – Brown Holland Entry Vehicle (Dragon) On Demand Augmented Reality Authoring Tool - Wang Instrumentation - Wells & Bouslog Fatigue Reduction and Dexterity Charring Ablator Response (CHAR) Improvements via Glove Grasp Strength Augmentation - Rogers Sublimation - Remark Core Flight Software (CFS) Human Spaceflight Aluminum Orbital Arc Weld Product Line (CITO) - Prokop Development - Luna Integrated System Demonstration for Inflatable Airlock EVA Interface - Litteken AA-2 | iPAS | HESTIA | Morpheus Spacecraft Autonomy (Basics) - Badger Potential Collaborations with Academia JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

CO2 Removal, CO2 Reduction Wind Tunnel Tests for Supersonic Retro Propulsion Trace Contaminant Control, Particulate Filtration Reliable Brine Water Recovery (Low Volume) & Mid-L/D Re-entry bodies, Air Monitoring Techniques/Strategies Large Mass Mars Entry Trades, Variable Heat Rejection Technologies/Trades Autonomous Landing Lightweight Bio-resistant CHX Advanced Phase Change Materials Hazard Avoidance Algorithms, In-Situ Thermal Fluids Chemical Analysis Optical Tracking and Navigation Solvent Generation for Reusable Wipes Antimicrobial Omniphobic Surface Coatings NDE Tools/Methods for Pyros, LOx/LCH4 Propulsion Systems, Speech Recognition Evaluation Natural Language Processing Lunar/Planetary In-Situ Resource Acoustic Echo Cancelation Algorithms Utilization, (e.g., in a spacesuit) “Propellant-less” Thrusters, Wearable Technologies Thermionic Energy Conversion, Power Scavenging Sensors Mesh Network Implementations Non-Maxwellian Plasma Confinement RF over IP for testing Systems E-textile & 3D-printed antennas Advanced manufacturing techniques for Sparing of Electronics Autonomous Grasping Humanoid Walking Additive Manufactured Lattice Core Designs Thin Ply Composites Integrated Dynamic Systems Simulation Inflatable materials Creep characterization Trick-based Software Simulation Enhancements Impact & Leak Detection for Inflatables Rover/Mars Ascent Vehicle Cabin Design Integration Acrylic & Ceramic Window Development & Characterization Augmented Reality Research & Applications Integrated Thermoelastic Design/Analysis Methods for Heatshields Autonomy Tools (Robotics Planning, Flight Director In a Box) SpaceCom 2016: NASA Challenges & Solutions Pavilion JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

Advanced Concepts for O2 Concentration Entry Descent and Landing at Mars - Sostaric and storage – Graf Autonomous Mission Planning – Condon Space Environments Test Capability / James Webb (JWST) – Anchondo In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Non-Venting Thermal Control Systems Capabilities – Sanders for Space Vehicles – Smith & Massina NDE Methods for Ultimately Reliable Pyrotechnics – Scott & Hinkel RFID technology and sensor Safe Li-Ion batteries – Darcy & Scott interrogators to develop low cost sensor suites - Wagner Spacecraft Autonomy – Badger Docking Systems and other Advanced Vehicle Mobility – Junkin Attachment/Release mechanisms Optimizing Virtual Reality and Tracking and related technologies – Lewis Systems for Zero-G Space Environments - Paddock Using Human-Machine Interactions to Modeling the integration of hardware and Enhance Performance and Adaptation software systems of spacecraft using tools such in Reduced Gravity Environments - Burkhart as SysML - Carrejo | AA-2 | iPAS | HESTIA | Morpheus We Want Your Help!

• Our L-8 efforts have identified a lot of problems to be solved before we can go to Mars, and we need partnerships to help solve them.

• Partnerships with NASA JSC can take many forms: • Similar Problems, Different Capabilities  Technology Collaboration  Solution • Partner Technology  NASA Evaluation/Test  Increased Knowledge • Partner Need  NASA-unique technology/capability/facility  Desired Results • NASA Technology  Partner adapts to terrestrial need  NASA harvests improvements • Partner Technology  NASA Adapts to Spaceflight Needs  Partner harvests improvements JSC Engineering: HSF Exploration Systems Development

• We want to ensure that HSF technologies are ready to take Humans to Mars in the 2030s. • Our Goal: Get within 8 years of launching humans to Mars (L-8) by 2025 • We have a number of specific partnership opportunities we’re discussing at SpaceCom 2016. • If you’re interested in one of these, or you have other ideas, let us know at:

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