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Systems Analysis Lecture by Jim Van Laak |
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Date: Thursday, November 29, 2007
Time: 1:00-5:00pm (*Special four-hour extended lecture)
Location: NASA Langley Research Center, Pearl Young Theatre
Additional Information: Presentation | Lessons Learned Study Final Report | Quicktime Movie Part 1 | Quicktime Movie Part 2
Lessons Learned from NASA Space Flight Programs
for Future Human Exploration
Jim Van Laak, Director of LaRC's Systems Management Office
The lecture will review major lessons learned by major programs in NASA and elsewhere in the space flight field. It will draw on formal lessons-learned assessments performed by the Apollo, Space Shuttle, Shuttle-Mir, and International Space Station programs. In addition, it will include observations and critical decision support elements used in formulating NASA policies such as the Human Rating Requirements and other high-level agency guidance.
It is designed to provide useful information to system designers, analysts, architects, project and program managers, and anyone else involved in directing technical and programmatic decision making. Hard copies of lecture materials will be provided at the door.
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