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Papers by Lyman Hazelton
Applied Artificial Intelligence, 1995
This article details flight results from the Principal Investigator (PI)-in-a-Box project. The pr... more This article details flight results from the Principal Investigator (PI)-in-a-Box project. The project is an attempt to understand the issues involved in building automated real-time advisory systems to improve the conduct of science in remote laboratory settings. This is an important problem, as examples of these situations can be found throughout aerospace. A knowledge-based approach is used to facilitate real-time
Proceedings of the the Fifth Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 1993
The Principal Investigator (PI) in-a-Box knowledge-based system (KBS) helps astronauts perform sc... more The Principal Investigator (PI) in-a-Box knowledge-based system (KBS) helps astronauts perform science experiments in space. These experiments are typically costly to devise and build, and often difficult to perform. Further, the space laboratory environment is unique, ever-changing, hectic, and therefore stressful. The environment requires quick, correct reactions to events over a wide range of experiments and disciplines, including ones distant from an astronaut's main science specialty. This suggests the use of advanced techniques for data collection, analysis, and decision-making to maximize the value of the research performed. PI-in-a-Box aids astronauts with "quick look" data collection, reduction and analysis, and also with equipment diagnosis and troubleshooting, procedural reminders, and suggestions for high-value departures from the pre-planned experiment protocol. The astronauts have direct access to the system, which is hosted on a portable computer in the Spacelab module. The system is in use on the ground for mission training, and has been delivered to NASA for in-flight use on the Space Life Sciences (SLS) 2 Shuttle mission scheduled for August, 1993.
Ai Magazine, 1994
The PI-IN-A-BOX system has several modules (figure 1). Together, they allow diagnosis of data-col... more The PI-IN-A-BOX system has several modules (figure 1). Together, they allow diagnosis of data-collection problems, hypothesis monitoring and formulation (limited to an analysis of interestingness in the initial system), determination and scheduling of the experiment's steps, and general-purpose help for the astronaut-user.
MILCOM 2007 - IEEE Military Communications Conference, 2007
The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for satellite communications (SATCOM) is being developed ... more The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for satellite communications (SATCOM) is being developed to provide important beyond line-of-sight (BLOS) communications for tactical military users. There is a keen interest in the MUOS data rate capacity as it relates to the available system bandwidth. A set of wide-band code-division multiple access (WCDMA) waveforms will be used to share bandwidth among users and so multiple access interference (MAI) must be considered in evaluating system capacity.
Solar Physics, 1971
A photographic Fabry-Perot interferometer was used to measure the breadth and wavelength of the F... more A photographic Fabry-Perot interferometer was used to measure the breadth and wavelength of the Fexiv spectral line at 5303 Å in the solar corona, during the eclipse of 7 March, 1970, in Mexico. The observations were consistent with a possible large-scale vortex structure in a bright streamer, in which cooler gases revolved about a hotter core.
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 1984
ABSTRACT
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Applied Artificial Intelligence, 1995
This article details flight results from the Principal Investigator (PI)-in-a-Box project. The pr... more This article details flight results from the Principal Investigator (PI)-in-a-Box project. The project is an attempt to understand the issues involved in building automated real-time advisory systems to improve the conduct of science in remote laboratory settings. This is an important problem, as examples of these situations can be found throughout aerospace. A knowledge-based approach is used to facilitate real-time
Proceedings of the the Fifth Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 1993
The Principal Investigator (PI) in-a-Box knowledge-based system (KBS) helps astronauts perform sc... more The Principal Investigator (PI) in-a-Box knowledge-based system (KBS) helps astronauts perform science experiments in space. These experiments are typically costly to devise and build, and often difficult to perform. Further, the space laboratory environment is unique, ever-changing, hectic, and therefore stressful. The environment requires quick, correct reactions to events over a wide range of experiments and disciplines, including ones distant from an astronaut's main science specialty. This suggests the use of advanced techniques for data collection, analysis, and decision-making to maximize the value of the research performed. PI-in-a-Box aids astronauts with "quick look" data collection, reduction and analysis, and also with equipment diagnosis and troubleshooting, procedural reminders, and suggestions for high-value departures from the pre-planned experiment protocol. The astronauts have direct access to the system, which is hosted on a portable computer in the Spacelab module. The system is in use on the ground for mission training, and has been delivered to NASA for in-flight use on the Space Life Sciences (SLS) 2 Shuttle mission scheduled for August, 1993.
Ai Magazine, 1994
The PI-IN-A-BOX system has several modules (figure 1). Together, they allow diagnosis of data-col... more The PI-IN-A-BOX system has several modules (figure 1). Together, they allow diagnosis of data-collection problems, hypothesis monitoring and formulation (limited to an analysis of interestingness in the initial system), determination and scheduling of the experiment's steps, and general-purpose help for the astronaut-user.
MILCOM 2007 - IEEE Military Communications Conference, 2007
The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for satellite communications (SATCOM) is being developed ... more The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for satellite communications (SATCOM) is being developed to provide important beyond line-of-sight (BLOS) communications for tactical military users. There is a keen interest in the MUOS data rate capacity as it relates to the available system bandwidth. A set of wide-band code-division multiple access (WCDMA) waveforms will be used to share bandwidth among users and so multiple access interference (MAI) must be considered in evaluating system capacity.
Solar Physics, 1971
A photographic Fabry-Perot interferometer was used to measure the breadth and wavelength of the F... more A photographic Fabry-Perot interferometer was used to measure the breadth and wavelength of the Fexiv spectral line at 5303 Å in the solar corona, during the eclipse of 7 March, 1970, in Mexico. The observations were consistent with a possible large-scale vortex structure in a bright streamer, in which cooler gases revolved about a hotter core.
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 1984
ABSTRACT
Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 08839519508945493, Apr 27, 2007