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%T Applicable solution for optimizing critical points on nanosatelite missions - NANOSATC-BR, CUBESATS development program
%D 2016
%A Mantovani, Lorenzzo Quevedo,
%A Dal Piaz, Marco Antonio Laurindo,
%A Slongo, Artur Gustavo,
%A Marques, Rodrigo Passos,
%A Muller, Alex,
%A Costa, Leonardo Zavareze da,
%A Moro, Pietro Fernando,
%A Piovesan, Tális,
%A Mânica, Thales Ramos,
%A Farias, Tiago Travis,
%A Dutra, Viktor Leon Bizarro,
%A Durão, Otávio Santos Cupertino,
%A Caetano, Nattan Roberto,
%A Machado, Renato,
%A Schuch, Nelson Jorge,
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%B Latin American IAA CubeSat Workshop, 2
%C Florianópolis, SC
%8 28 Feb. - 02 Mar.
%X The main goal of this paper is to show possible applicable im-provements in the milestone of nanosatellites, based on critical points that were identified in both NANOSATC-BR1 and NANOSATC-BR2 missions, reducing and optimizing them in order to enhance mission performance by lowering risks levels. To support this analysis, the PDCA Methodology is used. The V Model from System Engineering will be used in this case as well because of its architecture, which has the capability of verifying what is being built with what was defined, to guarantee that the mission stakeholders will be fulfilled. Analyzing the obtained risk analysis data, solutions are presented with the objective to reduce risks, in specified parts of nanosatellites milestone in order to get a better result with less changes. The nanosatellites analyzed are the NANOSATC-BR1 which has already completed one and a half year in operation on space - and the NANOSATC-BR2, both of them from the NANOSATC-BR - CubeSats Development Program. This Program aims to improve and capacitate building of human resource by designing, de-veloping payloads and platforms, test, launch and operate national sci-entific satellite in CubeSat standards. The Program has been designed and executed in a partnership between the Southern Regional Space Re-search Center (CRS) from the National Institute of Space for Space Re-search (INPE MCTI) and Santa Maria Space Science Laboratory (LACESM), from the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM).The program has aid and support from the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB).
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