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Below are a Large Number of our Published Technical Papers, Power Point Presentations and Independent Evaluations for Using Prognostic Algorithms to Predict Satellite and Launch Vehicle Equipment Failures for Viewing and Downloading

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Publications and Documents:

60. The 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Using the Air Force's F-35 Prognostic and Health Management (PHM) Program to Measure Equipment Remaining Usable Life Prior to Launch to Identify the Equipment that will Fail Prematurely for Replacement before Launch on the Air Force’s Reusable Space Booster

59.5. The 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference presentation for the technical paper titled, "Using the Brain’s Fight or Flight Response for Predicting Mental Illness

59. The 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Using the Brain’s Fight-or-Flight Response for Predicting Mental Illness on the Canadian Space Agency's Human Space Flight Program

58. The 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Benefits to Space Logistics and Supportability Using Intelligent, Decision-Making Self-Prognostic Equipment

57. The 2012 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Usable Life on the NASA Orion Spacecraft

56. The 2012 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Using Analog Telemetry to Measure Spacecraft Equipment Usable Life Upgrading Factory ATP

55. The 2012 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Stopping Launch Vehicle Failures Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Life.

54. The 2012 IEEE Aerospace Conference paper titled: Results from the Prognostic Analysis Completed on the NASA EUVE Satellite

53. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Adapting Fourier Analysis for Generating Normal On-Orbit Analog Satellite Equipment Telemetry Behavior Predictions

52. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Improving Space Logistics and Supportability Using Self-Prognostic Equipment on Spacecraft58. 2012 AIAA Space Conference : Making Commercial Space Safe by Measuring Spacecraft Equipment Usable Life Invasively

51. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Making Gettting to Space Safe by Upgrading the Satellite and Launch Vehicle Factory Testing with a Prognostic Anylysis

50. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Using Satellites to Predict Earthquakes, Volano Eruptions, Identify and Track Tsunamis from Space

49. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Using the Prognostic Health Manangement Program on the Air Force Next Generation Reusable Launch Vehicle

48. The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Predicting Space Command's Satellite Availability One Year Out Using Predictive Algorithms

47. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Relying on Analog Telemetry Behavior for Mission Critical Decisions, Lessons Learned from NASA's Reusable Launch Vehicle

46. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Stopping Launch Vehicle Failures Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life

45.The 2012 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: The Engineering Practices Necessary for Producing Equipment that Meets Equipment Performance Mission Life Requirements

44. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Analog Telemetry To Measure Equipment Usable Life On The Air Force’s NGSB

43. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry for Confirming Equipment Performance and Mission Life Requirements

42. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life on the NASA Orion Spacecraft for Increasing Astronaut Safety

41. 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Relying on Analog Telemetry Behavior for Mission Critical Decisions, Lessons Learned from NASA's Reusable Launch Vehicle

40. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Stopping Launch Vehicle Failures Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life

39. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Analog Telemetry To Measure Equipment Usable Life On The Air Force’s NGSB

38. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry for Confirming Equipment Performance and Mission Life Requirements

37. The 2012 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life on the NASA Orion Spacecraft for Increasing Astronaut Safety

36. The 2011 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Predicting Space Command's Satellite Availability One Year Out Using Predictive Algorithms

35. The 2011 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: The Engineering Practices Necessary for Producing Equipment that Meets Equipment Performance Mission Life Requirements

34. 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: A Case for Waste Fraud and Abuse for Stopping the Air Force from Purchasing Spacecraft that Fail Prematurely

33. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Results from the Prognostic Analysis Completed on the NASA EUVE Satellite to Measure Equipment Mission Life

32. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Stopping Launch Vehicle Failures Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life

31. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Analog Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life and Upgrade Factory Equipment ATP

30. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Data-Driven P0ognostic Algorithms for Completing Independent Equipment Failure Analysis

29. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Fourier Analysis to Predict Orbiting satellites and Interplanetary Spacecraft Equipment Analog Telemetry Behavior

28. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry for Meeting Equipment Performance and Mission Life Requirements

27. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life on the NASA Orion Spacecraft for Increasing Astronaut Safety

26. The 2011 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Mission Life Upgrading Satellite and Launch Vehicle Factory ATP

25. The 2010 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Adapting Fourier Analysis for Predicting Space Vehicle On-Orbit Telemetry Behavior Poster Paper

24. AIAA Space 2010 Conference paper titled: Making Working in Space Safe By Predicting On-Orbit Spacecraft and Satellite Analog Telemetry Behavior Accurately

23. The 2010 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Using Generic Telemetry Prognostic Algorithms for Launch Vehicle and Spacecraft Independent Failure Analysis

22. The 2010 AIAA Space Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry Science, an Adaption of Prognostic Algorithms for Predicting Space Vehicle Telemetry Behavior from Space

21. The 2010 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Adapting Fourier Analysis for Generating Normal On-Orbit Telemetry Behavior Predictions

20. The 2010 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: How to Use Equipment Analog Telemetry in ATP to Produce 100 Percent Reliable Equipment

19. The 2010 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Generic Data-Driven Prognostic Algorithms for Completing Independent Equipment Failure Analysis

18. The 2010 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Oracol for Predictiing Long-Term Spacecraft Telemetry Behavior

17. The 2010 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Relaibility Invasively and Upgrading Factory ATP

16. FAA Prognostic Technology Power Point Presentation given on 5 27 2010

15. NASA HQ Prognostic Technology Presentation on 2 25 2009

14. The Naval Post Graduate School Prognostic Technology Presentation on 7 28 2009, Monterey CA.

13. The 2008 AIAA Space Conference paper: Telemetry Prognostic for Upgrading Space Flight Equipment Design, Manufacture, Test, Integration, Launch and On-Orbit Spacecraft Operations

12. The 2009 ISDC Conference presentation: Using Prognostic Technology to Eliminate the Risk of Failures in Spacecraft

11. The 2008 ISDC Conference Prognostic Technology Presentation

10. The 2009 International Telemetry Conference paper: Expanding the Role of Telemetry in Aircraft and Space Vehicle Factory Acceptance Test

9. The 2009 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry Science, an Adaption of Prognostic Algoritghms for predicting Normal Space Vehicle Telemetry Behavior

8. The 2009 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Using Telemetry Science, an Adaption of Prognostic Algoritghms for predicting Normal Space Vehicle Telemetry Behavior

7.5 The 2009 Prognostic Technology Presentation to Upgrade the Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Satellite Design, Manufacturing and Test Process.

7. The 2008 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Launch Vehicle and Satellite Independent Failure Analysis Using Telemetry Prognostic Algorithms

6. The 2008 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Spectral Analysis for Spacecraft Analog Telemetry Behavior

5. The 2008 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Predicting Long-Term Telemetry Behavior for Lunar Orbiting, Deep Space, Planetary and Earth Orbiting Satellites

4.5 The 2008 Presentation to Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Satellite Factory Test Management and Test Personnel.

4. The 2007 International Telemetry Conference paper titled: Stopping Launch Pad Delays, Launch Failures, Satellite Infant Mortalities on Orbit Satellite Failures using Telemetry Prognostic Technology

3. The 1996 Lockheed Martin's Independent Evaluation of Prognostic Technology for Identifying Accelerated Aging in Space Vehicle Equipment Final Report.

2. The 1995 Lockheed Martin's Independent Evaluation of Prognostic Technology for Identifying Accelerated Aging in Space Vehicle Equipment Initial Repor.

1. The 1996 and 1997 Paper by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Personnel Presented at the International Telemetry Conference and the 1997 AIAA Smallsat Conference paper titled: Predicting Failures and Estimating Duration of Remaining Service Life from Satellite Telemetry

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Failure Analysis
Plum Street Gardens Park
501 Plum Street, Suite #48
Capitola, CA 95010
United States
ph: 831-854-2043
fax: 831-854-2043
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