2016 Human Spaceflight Knowledge Sharing Forum – Integration Lesson: SLS, GSDO And Orion
NASA’s Office of the Chief Engineer and the Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate sponsored the Human Spaceflight Knowledge Sharing Forum in November 2016. Select individuals responsible for shaping NASA’s future over the next 10 to 20 years focused on technical best practices and lessons learned from human spaceflight missions.
Speakers:
Chris Singer
NASA Deputy Chief Engineer
Jim Geffre
Manager, NASA Orion Program
Johnny Heflin
Deputy Manager for Liquid Engines Office
SLS Program at MSFC
Jessica Parsons
Ground Systems Development and Operations
NASA
Jennifer Read
Integration Scientist and Lessons Learned Coordinator
ESD
Segments:
00m00s Overview
02m31s Orion Overview
20m19s Space Launch Systems Overview
30m19s Ground Systems Development Overview
01h00m03s Q&A
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