Participant roles
Space LogistiX develops a coordination architecture. The integrator and vehicle operator define allowable configurations, adapters, handovers and required qualification evidence.
SPACE LOGISTIX / Missions and integration / CONCEPT
A process before it becomes a flight.
ILS envisions coordination with launch, cargo vehicle and orbital infrastructure operators. Every configuration requires individual approval; vehicle names do not imply a partnership.
Different transport paths
Cargo under a fairing, inside a cargo cabin and on an unpressurized platform requires separate analysis. Similar geometry does not imply an identical integration procedure.
Entry condition
A scenario enters operational planning only after documentation, responsibilities and operator requirements are agreed. Vehicle names are technical references, not partnerships.
Mission scenarios
Three scenario types are studied: orbital components and experiments, infrastructure supply and cargo recovery. Each requires a different environment, recipient and handover procedure.
Launch and cargo vehicles
Usable envelopes, adapters, allowable loads and ICD documentation must be assessed together. The external fairing diameter is not the approved payload space.
Transport process
Preparation includes inspection, documentation, protection and configuration control. Ground transport, integration, flight and acceptance require condition records and clear responsibility.
Concept in development. Parameters, interfaces and applications require documentation, testing and mission-specific approval.
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