Databases and Mapping Systems in the Civilian Space Exploration Corps by Paige McCallister
English | 2020 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B08BX8D312 | 510 pages | EPUB | 0.67 Mb
This Publication describes each of the Databases and Mapping Systems used by the Civilian Space Exploration Corps. Thus, each database and mapping system is fully explained and illustrated in this publication. //Therefore, this Publication will provide the following tools for the reader:1) This Publication establishes the procedures for mapping coordinate systems, as well as 2) how to make the measurements for all objects in space. //3) This Publication further explains the design and operation of each mapping system, and 4) how each system can be used as method for navigation. // 5) The Publication will also describe all databases used to support each of the mapping systems, including 6) the lists of data required for each database, and 7) the protocols for collecting each type of data. //8) This publication shows the details clearly in a series of diagrams. Thus, the coordinate system, the mapping systems, and the database systems, are shown in very specific drawings. //Note that there are 3 main mapping systems, and several databases. The Mapping Systems discussed and demonstrated include the following: 1) the Path Drawing Program; 2) the Star-Map Room; and 3) the Beacon Network with associated Beacon Map. // The Databases and Storage Systems which are discussed in detail include the following. // (A) Mapping System Databases: 1) The Path Drawing Database, 2) Star-Map Database; 3) Beacon Map Database. // (B) Beacon Network Databases: 4) Beacon Design Database, 5) Beacon Location Database, 6) Beacon Maintenance Database. (C) Message Databases: 7) Message Storage System, 8) Message Database. // (D) Component Management Databases: 9) Supply Database, 10) Floating Container Database, and 11) Archival Database. //*Each Mapping System and Database is fully discussed and illustrated. This publication contains 30 detailed illustrations.