Romberg, O. and Gurtuna, O. and Braukhane, A. and Schubert, D. and Quantius, D. (2008) Open Source Missions for Public Engagement in Space Exploration. 6th Canadian Space Exploration Workshop (CSEW), 2008-12-01, Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada.
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The name “Open Source Mission” (OSM) is derived from the software development community. The open source concept refers to a development methodology, which enables the general public to contribute to designing and developing a software application by having access to its source code. Today, the open source principles and practices are commonly applied to the development of source code for software that is made available for public collaboration, and the results are usually released as open source software. Our team proposes a similar approach for space exploration mission design: the OSM Project.
|Document Type:||Conference or Workshop Item (Poster)|
|Title:||Open Source Missions for Public Engagement in Space Exploration|
|Keywords:||Open Source, Public Engagement|
|Event Title:||6th Canadian Space Exploration Workshop (CSEW)|
|Event Location:||Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada|
|Event Type:||national Conference|
|Organizer:||Canadian Space Agency (CSA)|
|HGF - Research field:||Aeronautics, Space and Transport (old)|
|HGF - Program:||Space (old)|
|HGF - Program Themes:||W - no assignement|
|DLR - Research area:||Space|
|DLR - Program:||W - no assignement|
|DLR - Research theme (Project):||W -- no assignement (old)|
|Institutes and Institutions:||Institute of Space Systems > Systemanalyse Raumsegmente|
|Deposited By:||Andre Weiß|
|Deposited On:||18 Feb 2009|
|Last Modified:||27 Apr 2009 15:49|
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