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Using MBSE on a Working Project

Presented by \;Dr. Kerry McGuire\, JSC \;&\; \;Jeffrey Cohen\, JSC | Open to the Public

Wednesday\, November 4\, 2020 @ 2 :00 PM (EST)

Our future missions are changing the way in which we will practice medicine. To ensure these chall enges are addressed the Human Research Program (HRP) is dedicated to disco vering the best methods and technologies to support safe\, productive huma n space travel. Exploration Medical Capability (ExMC) element\, one of the five HRP elements\, focuses on advancing medica l system design and risk-informed decision making for exploration beyond l ow Earth orbit\, to promote human health and performance in space.

They are conducting research on how to best d esign and build a medical system\, a sub-system to the Crew Health and Per formance (CHP) system\, for exploration missions. Their research involves the practical application of System Engineering (SE) best practices to gen erate products typically associated with Phase A activities as defined in NPR 7123.1B\, NASA Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements. Histori cally\, CHP systems tend to be designed and integrated into an already des igned vehicle\, which severely constrains the functionality of CHP system. ExMC seeks to better integrate the medical syst em within the CHP system into overall mission and vehicle design.

This talk will discuss the what\, why and how the ExMC SE team is creating a foundation for a Level of Care IV and V medical systems using a systems engineering approac h with Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) tools.

Instructions:

1.&nb sp\; \; \; \; \; \; \; Register \;to be notified of schedule changes. (NASA Only)

2.&n bsp\; \; \; \; \; \; \; Watch/Share. We encourage you to use this link before the event to test your ability to tune in.

If you are un able to attend\, the recording of the webcast will be available from the s ame link. Slides will be available to download approximately 30 minutes pr ior in the Links.

Support

Should you experience any difficulties\, please reference our& nbsp\;Frequently Asked Questions& nbsp\;or email the \;NES C Academy team.

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