Military Satellite Communications Decision Support System requirements analysis and user interface design

by Hugh A. Henry

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Published 1993 by Naval Postgraduate School, Available from the National Technical Information Service in Monterey, Calif, Springfield, Va .
Written in English

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About the Edition

This research analyzed and decomposed U. S. Space Command missions to determine the requirements of a Military Satellite Communications Decision Support System (MDSS). Alternative functional architectures for an MDSS were evaluated and a geographical user interface prototype was developed. MDSS system requirements were derived through the combined use of the method of Critical Success Factors and the Representations, Operations, Memory Aids, and Controls method. The sandwich" architecture was suggested as the most suitable functional architecture for MDSS development. The user interface prototype allowed potential MDSS users to gain an appreciation off the look and feel of a potential system so they could more precisely articulate their specific requirements to MDSS builders.

Edition Notes

Statement	Hugh A. Henry
The Physical Object
Pagination	79 p. (some folded) ;
Number of Pages	79
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL25475249M

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