[Sis-csi] Expanded endpoint list

[Fred Slane]

The work on In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) under Moon/Mars
anticipates lunar regolith mining facilities which are mobile.  They may
be manned or unmanned (remote ops from a lunar habitat).  If this fits
inside your description of Lunar "golf carts" then -- OK.  If this is
more sophisticated that a golf cart - and I think it might be - then
that should be added as an end point.  We also anticipate a similar
facility/capability on Mars.

Cheers,
Fred 

Frederick A. Slane 
President 
Space Infrastructure, Inc.  
www.spacestandards.com 
1219 North 31st Street 
Colorado Springs, CO  80904 
719-634-3194 
freds at spacestandards.com 


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[mailto:sis-csi-bounces at mailman.ccsds.org] On Behalf Of Keith Hogie
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Subject: [Sis-csi] Expanded endpoint list

   The attached file is an expanded list of possible end-points.  I'm
still looking at ways to organize it so that things group better.
I also started a diagram to see if that helps identify the endpoints
and possible communication combinations and data paths.  I'll see
how messy that gets.

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