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This document is an acronym list for the Landsat 10 Spacecraft Request for Proposal (RFP 80GSFC26R0015) issued by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. The acronym list serves as a reference document containing over 1,000 abbreviations and technical terms relevant to the Landsat 10 mission, organized alphabetically from A through X, plus a section for numbers and symbols. The list includes aerospace and space systems terminology, software and hardware specifications, testing and verification procedures, organizational entities, regulatory frameworks, and mission-specific definitions. Key acronyms cover areas such as spacecraft systems (guidance and navigation, command and data handling, attitude control), ground operations, communications protocols, environmental requirements, quality assurance, safety and mission assurance procedures, and various NASA centers and international cooperators. The document explicitly notes that Landsat 10 has been reviewed and is not subject to export control, indicating this is an unclassified reference material for proposal development and contract management purposes.
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Attachment No. P
Landsat 10 Acronym List
RFP 80GSFC26R0015
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Goddard Space Flight Center
L10 SC RFP Acronyms List L10-SC-DESC-0067, Revision -ii
Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................ II
1.0 INTRODUCTION
NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS
2.0 A
3.0 B
4.0 C
5.0 D
6.0 E
7.0 F
8.0 G
9.0 H
10.0 I
11.0 J
12.0 K
13.0 L
14.0 M
15.0 N
16.0 O
17.0 P
18.0 Q
19.0 R
20.0 S
21.0 T
22.0 U
23.0 V
24.0 W
25.0 X
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This acronyms list was generated from the Landsat 10 Common Acronyms List, L10-MGMT- DESC-0006, Draft Rev E.
Numbers and Symbols
@ – At
# – Number
% – Percent
º – Degree
V/m – Volts per meter
2.0 A
ABPL – As-Built Parts Lists
ACCESS – Advanced Communications Capabilities for Exploration and Science Systems
ACS – Attitude Control System
AD – Activity Definition
ADs – Activity Definitions
ADD – Algorithm Description Document
ADPL – As-Designed Parts Lists
AES – Advanced Encryption Standard
AFT – Allowable Flight Temperature
AFTs – Allowable Flight Temperature
AI&T – Assembly, Integration, and Test
AI – Artificial Intelligence am – Ante Meridian
ANSI – American National Standards Institute
AO – Atomic Oxygen
AOI – Area of Interest
AOS – Acquisition of Signal
AR – Anomaly Report
ARD – Analysis Ready Data
ARQ – Automatic Repeat Query
ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASD – Acceleration Spectral Density
AST – Architecture Study Team
ASTER – Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer
ATM – Acceleration Transformation Matrix
ATO – Authority to Operate
ATP – Authorization To Proceed
ATS – Absolute Time Command Sequence
ATS – Absolute Time Command Sequences
Avg – Average
AVI – Audio Video Interleave
3.0 B
BAD – Block Address Data
BBR – Band to Band Registration
BCR – Budget Change Request
BER – Bit error rate
BIST – Built-In-Self-Test
BLE – Ballistic Limit Equation bMOC – Backup Mission Operations Center
BOL – Beginning of Life
BPG – Best Practices Guide
BPSK – Binary Phase Shift Keying
4.0 C
C – Centigrade
C&DH – Command and Data Handling
C&T – Command and Telemetry
C&TDB – Command and Telemetry Database
CAD – Computer-Aided Design
CADU – Channel Access Data Unit
Cal – Calibration
Cal/Val – Calibration and Validation
CAO – Contact and Activity Orchestration
CARA – Conjunction Assessment Risk Assessment
CAS – Communications Activity Schedule
CBAR – Finite Element Type
CBE – Current Best Estimates
CCAM – Launch vehicle Collision and Contamination Avoidance Maneuver
CCB – Configuration Control Board
CCR – Configuration Change Request
CCRs – Configuration Change Requests
CCSDS – Consultative Committee on Space Data Systems
CDOM – Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter
CDR – Critical Design Review
CDRL – Contract Data Requirements List
CDRLs – Contract Data Requirements Lists
CDS – CCSDS Day Segmented code
CE – Conducted Emissions
CELAS – Finite Element type
CFR – Code of Federal Regulations
CGP – Chassis Ground Plane
CG – Center of Gravity c.g. – Center of Gravity
CIL – Critical Items List
CISO – Chief Information Security Officer
CLA – Coupled Loads Analysis
CLTU – Communications Link Transmission Unit
CLTUs – Communications Link Transmission Units
CM – Configuration Management
CM – Center of Mass
CM – Common Mode cm – Centimeter cm2 – Square Centimeter
CMCE – Conducted Emissions, Common Mode
CMCS – Conducted Susceptibility, Common Mode
CMD – Command
CMMC – Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
CMO – Configuration Management Office
CO – Contracting Officer
COLA – Collision Avoidance
COMSEC – Communications Security
COP – Communication Operation Procedure
COR – Contracting Officer’s Representative
COR – Central Office of Record
COTS – Commercial-Off-the-Shelf
CPARS – Contractor Performance Annual Reporting System
CPF – Calibration Parameter Files
CPS – Candidate Protection Strategy
CPT – Comprehensive Performance Test
CPU – Central Processing Unit
CRC – Cyclic Redundancy Codes
CS – Conducted Susceptibility
CSA – Commissioning Support Area
CSA – COMSEC Service Authority
CSCI – Computer Software Configuration Item
CSO – Chief Safety Mission Assurance Officer
CSP – COMSEC Security Plan
CTE – Calibration Test Equipment
CTE – Compatibility Test Equipment
CTP – Command and Telemetry Processor
CTPs – Command and Telemetry Processors
CTSS – Command and Telemetry Simulation System
CUI – Controlled Unclassified Information d – Day
5.0 D
DACA – Days after contract award
DB – Database dB – Decibels dBµV/m – Decibel Microvolts per meter dB/K – Decibels per Kelvin dBW – Decibels above 1 Watt
DC – Direct Current
DCSA – Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency
DDD – Displacement Damage Dose deg – Degree
DID – Data Item Descriptions
DIDs – Data Item Descriptions
DIL – Deliverable Items List
DITL – Day-in-the Life
DM – Differential Mode
DOD – Domestic Object Debris
DOD – Depth of Discharge
DOF – Degrees of Freedom
DOI – Department of the Interior
DOORS – Dynamic Object-Oriented Requirements System
DPAS – Data Processing and Archive System
DRC – Design Reference Case
DRC-18 – Design Reference Case - 18
DRD – Description of Required Data
DRD – Data Requirements Description
DRDs – Data Requirements Description
DTM – Displacement Transformation Matrix
6.0 E
E2E – End-to-End
EAR – Export Administration Regulations e/cm2 – Electrons per Centimeter Squared
ECS – Environmental Control System
ECSS – European Cooperation for Space Standardization
ECP – Engineering Change Proposal
ECPs – Engineering Change Proposals
EDAC – Error Detection and Correction
EDACs – Error-Detection and Correction Codes
EEE – Electrical, Electronic, and Electromechanical
EEPROM – Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
EGSE – Electrical Ground Support Equipment
EIA – Electrical Industries Association
EIDP – End Item Data Package
EIRP – Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power
EKMS – Electronic Key Management System
EM – Engineering Model
EMC – Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMF – Electromotive Force
EMI – Electromagnetic Interference
EMI/EMC – Electromagnetic Interference / Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMISM – Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Safety Margin
EMITR – EMI Test Report
EO – Executive Order
EO – Earth Observing
EOE – End of Earth (Scan)
EOL – End of Life
EOMP – End of Mission Plan
EPR – Engineering Peer Review
EPRs – Engineering Peer Reviews
ERD – Environmental Requirements Document
ERN – Effective radiation node
EROS – Earth Resources Observation and Science
ERTS – Earth Resources Technology Satellite
ESD – Earth Science Division
ESD – Electrostatic Discharge
ESP – Emission of Solar Protons
ETU – Engineering Test Unit
EUT – Equipment Under Test
7.0 F
f – Frequency
FAR – Federal Acquisition Regulation
FAT – Factory Acceptance Test
FD – Flight Dynamics
FDF – Flight Dynamics Facility
FEM – Finite Element Model
FEMs – Finite Element Models
FFP – Firm Fixed Price
FIFO – First In First Out
FIPS – Federal Information Processing Standard
FIS – Federal Information System
FISMA – Federal Information Security Modernization Act
FLUINT – Fluid Integrator
FM – Fault Management
FMECA – Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analyses
FMH – Free Molecular Heating
FOD – Foreign Object Debris
FOR – Flight Operations Review
FOR – Field of Regard
FOT – Flight Operations Team
FOV – Field of View
FOVs – Fields of View
FPA – Focal Plane Array
FPGA – Field Programmable Gate Array
FPGAs – Field Programmable Gate Arrays
FRB – Failure Review Board
FRR – Flight Readiness Review
FS – Factor of Safety
FSk – Known Torque Factor of Safety
FSv – Variable Torque Factor of Safety
FSW – Flight Software
8.0 G
g – Gravitational Acceleration
GB – Gigabyte
Gbps – Gigabits per second
GCM – Galois/Counter Mode
GCR – Galactic Cosmic Ray
GCRs – Ground Contact Requests
GDAL – Ground Directed Activity List
GEB – Geometric Error Budget
GEO – Group on Earth Observations
GEVS – General Environmental Verification Standard
GFE – Government Furnished Equipment
GFP – Government-Furnished Property
GHz – Gigahertz
GIDEP – Government-Industry Data Exchange Program
GMIPs – Government Mandatory Inspection Points
GMM – Geometric Math Model
GN2 – Gaseous Nitrogen
GN – Ground Network
GNC – Guidance and Navigation, and Control
GN&C – Guidance, Navigation and Control
GNSS – Global Navigation Satellite Systems
GOLD – Goddard Open Learning Design
GOP – Ground Operation Plan
GOTS – Government-Off-the-Shelf
GOWG – Ground Operations Working Group
GPR – GSFC Procedural Requirements
GPS – Global Positioning System
Grms – Root Mean Square of the Acceleration
GRT – Ground Readiness Test
GRTs – Ground Readiness Test g’s – Gravitational Acceleration
GS – Ground System
GSE – Ground Support Equipment
GSFC – Goddard Space Flight Center
GSSIR – Ground System to Spacecraft Integration Test Rack
GSSIRs – Ground System to Spacecraft Integration Test Racks
G/T – Gain-to-Noise Temperature (dB)
9.0 H
HDBK – Handbook
HGS – Hallway Ground Station
HK – Housekeeping
HLS – Harmonized Landsat Sentinel-2
Hr – Hour
HVIT – Hypervelocity Impact Technology
HVTL – Hazard Verification Tracking Log
Hz – Hertz
10.0 I
IAT – International Atomic Time
IBF – Install Before Flight
IC – International Cooperator
ICs – International Cooperators
IC – Integrated Circuit
ICD – Interface Control Document
ICDs – Interface Control Documents
ICT – Information and Communication Technology
ID – Identification
IDs – Identifications
IDD – Interface Design Document
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
I/F – Interface
IF – Intermediate Frequency
IFD – in-flight disconnect
IMAR – Instrument Mission Assurance Requirements
IMS – Integrated Master Schedule
IMSC – Instrument Mounted Spacecraft Components in – Inch in-oz – Inch-Ounce
I/O – Input/Output
IOT – Integrated Onboard Timeline
IP – Intellectual Property
IPMR – Integrated Program Management Report
IR – Infrared
IRCP – Ionizing Radiation Control Plan
IRD – Interface Requirements Document
IRU – Inertial Reference Unit
IRUs – Inertial Reference Units
ISSE – Information System Security Engineer
ISO – Information System Owner
ISO – International Standards Organization
ISS – Steady-State Load Current
ISSO – Information System Security Officer
I&T – Integration and Test
IT – Information Technology
ITAR – International Traffic in Arms Regulations
ITO – Indium Tin Oxide
ITS – IT Security
ITU – International Telecommunication Union
11.0 J
JIT – Just-in-Time
JPEG – Joint Photographic Experts Group
JPL – Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JSC – Johnson Space Center
JTAG – Joint Test Action Group
12.0 K
K – Kelvin
KaM – Ka-Band Modulator kbps – Kilobits per Second
KDPs – Key Decision Points
Kg – Kilogram kg – Kilogram kHz – Kilohertz km – Kilometer
KMP – Key Management Plan k-Ohm – Kiloohm kOhms – Kiloohms
13.0 L
L – Launch
L1 – GPS Frequency Level (L-Band 1575.42 MHz)
L1 – Level 1
L2 – GPS Frequency Level (L-Band 1227.60 MHz)
L8 – Landsat 8
L9 – Landsat 9
L10 – Landsat 10
LAI – Leaf Area Index
LAMMD – Landsat 10 Analytical Math Models Definitions
LandIS – Landsat Instrument Suite lb – Pound
LCC – Life Cycle Cost
LCR – Long Term Acquisition Plan (LTAP) Collection Request
LCRs – Life Cycle Reviews
LDB – Local Database
LDCM – Landsat Data Continuity Mission
LDPC – Low-Density Parity Check
LEO – Low Earth Orbit
LEO&A – Launch, Early Orbit, & Activation
LEOC – Launch Early Orbit and Commissioning
LET – Linear Energy Transfer
LETth – Linear Energy Transfer Threshold
LGN – Landsat Ground Network
LHCP – Left-Hand Circularly Polarized
LIRD – LandIS Interface Requirements Document
LIS – LandIS Interface Simulator
LMOC – Landsat Mission Operations Center
LNERD – Landsat Next Environmental Requirements Document
LNext – Landsat Next
LOC – Loss of Clearance
LOpS – LandIS Operations Simulator
LOM – Linear Optical Model
LOM – Life of Mission
LOS – Line of Sight
LOS – Loss of Signal
LPT – Limited Performance Tests
LRD – Launch Readiness Date
LRDs – Launch Readiness Dates
LRR – Launch Readiness Review
LSC – Launch Services Contractor
LSDS – Landsat Satellite Data System
LSERD – Landsat 10 Space Environments Requirements Document
LSIDD – Launch Services Interface Description Document
LSIRD – Launch Services Interface Requirements Document
LSP – Launch Services Program
LSP – Launch Services Provider
LSS – Launch Services Segment
LSSP – Launch Site Support Plan
LST – Landsat Surface Temperature
LSTO – Launch Service Task Order
LTAP – Long Term Acquisition Plan
LTM – Loads Transformation Matrix
LV – Launch Vehicle
LVC – Launch Vehicle Contractor
LVICD – Launch Vehicle Interface Control Document
LV ICD – Launch Vehicle Interface Control Document
LVIS – Launch Vehicle Interface Simulator
LVRR – Launch Vehicle Flight Readiness Review
LV-GSE – Launch Vehicle-Ground Support Equipment
14.0 M
m – Meter m2 – Meters squared m^3 – Meters cubed m/sec – Meters per second
M-SIM – Mission Simulators
MAC – Mass Acceleration Curve
MAIP – Mission Assurance Implementation Plan
MAR – Mission Assurance Requirement
Max – Maximum
Mbps – Megabits per Second
MBU – Multiple Bit Upset
MBUs – Multiple Bit Upset
MCDR – Mission Critical Design Review
MD – Mission Data
MDF – Mission Data File
MDFs – Mission Data Files
MDR – Mission Definition Review
MDWG – Mission Data Working Group
MEOP – Maximum Expected Operating Pressure
MEOT – Maximum Expected Operating Temperature
MeV – Mega Electron-Volt
MeV-cm2/mg – Mega Electron-Volt centimeter squared per milligram
MHz – Megahertz
MIL – Military
Min – Minimum min – Minimum min – Minute
Mini-DRC – Mini Design Reference Case
MIPs – Mandatory Inspection Points
MIUL – Materials Identification and Usage List
MIWG – Mission Integration Working Group
MLI – Multi-Layer Insulation
MLT – Mean Local Time mm – Millimeter
MMOD – Micrometeoriod and Orbital Debris
MMPDS – Metallic Materials Properties Development and Standardization
MOC – Mission Operations Center
MODIS – Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer
MOR – Mission Operations Review
MoS2 – Molybdenum Disulfide
MOSFETs – Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors
MOTS – Modified-Off-the-Shelf
MP – Mission Payload
MPE – Maximum Predicted Environment
MPEG – Movie Picture Experts Group
MPC – Multiple Point Constraint
MPDR – Mission Preliminary Design Review
MPSR – Monthly Project Status Review
MPSRs – Monthly Project Status Reviews
MR – Management Reserve
MRB – Material Review Board
MRT – Mission Readiness Testing
MRTs – Mission Readiness Tests ms – Millisecond
MS – Mass Spectrometer
MS – Microsoft
MSD – Mass Storage Device msec – Milliseconds
MSFC – Marshall Space Flight Center
MSim – Mission Simulations
MTHR – Mission Transition and Handover Review
MUA – Materials Usage Agreement
MUAs – Materials Usage Agreements
MUF – Model Uncertainty Factor
MUT – Mission Unique Tool
15.0 N
N/A – Not Applicable
NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASCAP – NASA/Air Forces Spacecraft Charging Analyzer Program
NASTRAN – NASA Structural Analysis
NBAR – Nadir BRDF Adjusted Reflectance
NCRs – Non-Conformance Reports
NDA – Non-Disclosure Agreement
NDE – Non-Destructive Examination
NFS – National Federal Acquistion Regulation Supplement
NDVI – Normalized Difference Vegetation Index
NEN – Near Earth Network
NENUG – Near Earth Network Users' Guide
NFS – NASA FAR Supplement
NIEL – Non-Ionizing Energy Loss
NIR – Near Infrared
NIST – National Institute for Standards and Technology
NLT – No later than
NLT – No less than
N-m – Newton meter
No – Number
NOOP – No Operation
NPD – NASA Policy Directive
NPR – NASA Procedural Requirement
NRT – Network Readiness Test
NSLRSDA – National Satellite Land Remote Sensing Data Archive
NSN – Near Space Network
NSA – National Security Agency
NTIA – National Telecommunications and Information Administration
NTE – Not To Exceed
NVM – Non-Volatile Memory
16.0 O
OAR – On-Orbit Acceptance Review
OASPL – Overall Sound Pressure
OBB – On-Board Black Body
OBC – On-Board Calibrator
OBS – Observatory
ObsERD – Landsat 10 Observatory Environmental Requirements Document
ObsERD – Observatory Environmental Document oct – Octave
OD – Orbit Determination
ODAR – Orbital Debris Assessment Report
ODPO – Orbital Debris Protection Office
OIRR – Observatory Integration Readiness Review
ORR – Operational Readiness Review
ORSAT – Object Reentry Survival Analysis Tool
OMB – Office of Management and Budget
OML – Outer Mold Line
OO – Orbit Operations
OOpS – Observatory Operations Simulators
OPS – Office of Protective Services
OpsCon – Operations Concept
OPVE – Operations Product Validation Exercises
OQPSK – Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK)
ORDEM – Orbital Debris Engineering Model
ORSAT – Object Reentry Survival Analysis Tool
ORR – Operational Readiness Review
OSS – Open Source Software
OSHA – Occupational Safety & Health Act
OPM – Orbital Parameters Message
Ops – Operations
OTM – Output Transformation Matrix
17.0 P
p/cm2 – Protons per centimeter squared p/cm2/s – Protons per centimeter squared per second
P&S – Planning and Scheduling
Pa – Pascal
PAC – Percent Area Coverage
PAFs – Payload Attach Fittings
PB – playback
PCB – Parts Control Board
PCB – Printed Circuit Board
PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect
PCI – Project-Level Critical Item
PCP – Parts Control Plan
PDF – Portable Document Format
PDR – Preliminary Design Review
PDR2 – Preliminary Design Review 2
PER – Pre-Environmental Review
PFR – Problem Failure Record
PGAA – Prompt Gamma Activation Analysis
PGAAs – Prompt Gamma Activation Analysis
PG – Procedures and Guidelines
PIR – Program Information Release
PLA – Payload Adapter
PLF – Payload Fairing
PLAR – Post-Launch Assessment Review
PPIRS – Past Performance Information Retrieval System
PM – Project Management
PM – Project Manager
POAM – Preliminary Plan of Action and Milestones pp – Pages
PPF – Payload Processing Facility ppm – Parts Per Million
PPP – Project Protection Plan
PPP – Part Production Plan
PPS – Pulses Per Second
PROM – Programmable Read-Only Memory
PSD – Power Spectral Density
PSR – Pre-Shipment Review
PSWG – Payload Safety Working Group
PTC – Passive Thermal Control
18.0 Q
QA – Quality Assurance
QASP – Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
QPSK – Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
19.0 R
RAM – Random Access Memory rad/sec – Radians per Second
RBF – Remove Before Flight
RD – Requirements Document
RE – Radiated Emissions
REF – Reference
Reqt – Requirements
Rev – Revision
RF – Radio Frequency
RFI – Radio-Frequency Interference
RH – Relative Humidity
RHAP – Radiation Hardness Assurance Program
RHCP – Right-hand Circularly Polarized
RMS – Root Mean Square
ROM – Read-Only Memory
RPP – Reliability Program Plan
RS – Radiated Susceptibility
RS – Reed-Solomon
RTOS – Real-Time Operating System
RTS – Relative Time Command Sequences
RV – Random Vibration
RVS – Response Versus Scan
20.0 S
S2 – Sentinel 2
SA – Systems Assurance
SAE – Software Assurance Engineer
SAP – Software Assurance Plan
SAR – System Acceptance Review
SAS – Solar Array Simulator
SAT – Simulator Acceptance Test
SBLA – Shield Ballistic Limit Analysis Program
SBOM – Software Bill of Materials
SBU – Single-Bit Upset
S/C – Spacecraft
SC – Spacecraft
SC DIL – Spacecraft Deliverable Items List
SC IRD – Spacecraft Interface Requirements Document
SCIRD – Spacecraft Interface Requirements Document
SC GFE – Spacecraft Government Furnished Equipment
SC-GND ICD – Spacecraft to Ground Interface Control Document
SC-GND IRD – Spacecraft to Ground Interface Requirements Document
SC-LandIS ICD – Spacecraft to Landsat Instrument Suite (LandIS) Interface Control Document
SC MAR – Spacecraft Mission Assurance Requirements
SCMAR – Spacecraft Mission Assurance Requirements
SCRM – Supply Chain Risk Management
SCR – Special Collection Request
SCRs – Special Collection Requests
SC Sim RD – Spacecraft Simulator Requirements Document
SC SIM RD – Spacecraft Simulator Requirements Document
SC SOW – Spacecraft Statement of Work
SCT – Stored Command Table
SDD – Software Architectural and Detailed Design Description
SDP – Safety Data Package
SDVF – Software Development and Verification Facility
SE – Systems Engineering
SEB – Single-Event Burnout
SEBs – Single-Event Burnouts sec – Second
SEDR – Single-Event Dielectric Rupture
SEDRs – Single-Event Dielectric Ruptures
SERDES – Serializer/Deserializer
SEE – Single-Event Effects
SEECA – Single-Event Effect Criticality Analysis
SEFI – Single-Event Functional Interrupt
SEGR – Single-Event Gate Rupture
SEGRs – Single-Event Gate Ruptures
SEL – Single-Event latch-up
SELs – Single-Event latchups
SEM – Scanning Electron Microscope
SERD – Space Environments Requirements Document
SET – Systems Engineering Team
SET – Single-Event Transient
SETs – Single-Event Transients
SEU – Single-Event Upset
SEUs – Single-Event upsets
SFCG – Space Frequency Coordination Group
SGNIWG – Space to Ground & Network Interface Working Group
SHE – Single-Event Hard Error
SHEs – Single-Event Hard Errors
SI – International System of Units
SIR – System Integration Review
SINDA – Systems Improved Numerical Differencing Analyzer
SINDA/FLUINT – Systems Improved Numerical Differencing Analyzer/Fluid Integrator
SLA – Service Level Agreement
SLE – Space Link Extension
SLI – Sustainable Land Imaging
SM – Software Manager
SMA – Safety and Mission Assurance
SMAP – Safety and Mission Assurance Plan
SMDP – Software Management and Development Plan
SMSR – Safety and Mission Success Review
SMTF – Synch-Marked Transfer Frames
SN – Space Network
SNR – Signal-to-Noise Ratio
SNUG – Space Network Users' Guide
SOC – Simulations Operations Center
SOE – Start of Earth (Scan)
SoftSim – Software Simulator
SOH – State of Health
SOPS – Spacecraft Operational Simulator
SOpS – Spacecraft Operations Simulator
SORT – Spacecraft Operations Readiness Test
SOW – Statement of Work
SpCRs – Special Command Requests
SpCR – Special Command Requests
SPF – Single-Point Failure
SPG – Single-Point Ground
SPVM – System Performance Verification Matrix
SPVP – System Performance Verification Plan
SQPSK – Staggered Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK)
SR – Surface Reflectance
SRD – Spacecraft Requirements Document
SRR – System Requirements Review
SRS – Shock Response Spectrum
SRS – Software Requirements Specification
SS – Space System
SSA – S-Band Single Access
SSL – Secure Socket Layer
SSOH – Stored State of Health
SSPP – System Safety Program Plan
SSR – Solid State Recorder
STD – Standard
STEP – Structural Configuration Solid Models
STOP – Structural/Thermal/Optical Performance
STR – Software Test Reports
SUM – Spacecraft User Manual
SUROM – Startup Read-Only Memory
SV – Space View
SV & ATP – Simulator Verification and Acceptance Test Plan
SWIR – Short Wave Infrared
21.0 T
T – Time
TA – Technical Authority
TAA – Technical Assistance Agreement
TAI – Temps Atomique Internationale
TB – Terabyte
TBC – To Be Confirmed
TBD – To Be Determined
TBR – To Be Resolved/Revised
TBS – To Be Scheduled/Supplied
TC – Telecommand
TCP/IP – Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
TD – Thermal Desktop
TDI – Time-Delay Integration
TDRS – Tracking and Data Relay Satellite
TDRSS – Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System
TES – Thermal-emissivity Separation
TID – Total Ionizing Dose
TIM – Technical Interchange Meeting
TIMs – Technical Interchange Meetings
TIR – Thermal Infrared
TLM – Telemetry
T/M – Telemetry
TM – Test Monitor
TM – Torque Margin
TM – Technical Memorandum
TML – Total Mass Loss
TMM – Thermal Math Model
TMON – Telemetry Monitor
TMONs – Telemetry Monitors
TOD – Time of Day
Torr – Torricelli, Unit of pressure, where 1 Torr = 101,325/ 760 Pascals
TPM – Technical Performance Measure
TPMs – Technical Performance Metrics
TQCM – Temperature-Controlled Quartz Crystal Microbalance
TR – Technical Report
Tr – Resistive Torque
TRL – Technology Readiness Level
TRR – Test Readiness Review
TRRs – Test Readiness Reviews
TVAC – Thermal Vacuum
TWITL – Total WRS-3 in the Life
22.0 U
UAR – Update As Required
UHF – ultra-high frequency urad – microradians
U.S. – United States
USGS – United States Geological Survey
UTC – Universal Time Coordinated
UUT – Unit Under Test
23.0 V
V – Volts
VAC – Volts Alternating Current
VAR – Variance Analysis Report
Val – Validation
VC – Virtual Channel
VCDU – Virtual Channel Data Unit
VCDUs – Virtual Channel Data Units
VDA – Vapor Deposited Aluminum
VDC – Volts Direct Current
VDD – Version Description Document
Vel. – Velocity
V/m – Volts per Meter
VNIR – Visible and Near Infrared
Vol. – Volume
VSWIR – Visible through Short Wave Infrared
VTL – Verification Tracking Log
VTOC – Volume Table of Contents
V&V – Verification and Validation
24.0 W
W – Watts
WAN – Wide-Area Network
WDC – Wideband Data Capture
WG – Working Group
WGS84 – World Geodetic System 1984, as defined by NIMA TR8350.2
WI – Work Instruction
WRS – Worldwide Reference System
WRS-1 – Worldwide Reference System-1
WRS-2 – Worldwide Reference System-2
WRS-3 – Worldwide Reference System-3
WSTF – White Sands Test Facility
25.0 X
XML – Extensible Markup Language
XOR – Exclusive OR
XTCE – Telemetry and Command Exchange
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