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"A Modeling Framework for Interplanetary Supply Chains." In: AIAA Space 2006 Conference and Exposition.

SpaceNet 2.5 was funded under NASA Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) contract 1344341 from July 2008 to May 2009.

SpaceNet 1.3 was funded under NASA contract NNK05OA50C from May 2005 to January 2007.

SpaceNet 2.5r2 (2009-2010) - Usability improvements, export options, usability study.

SpaceNet 2.5 (2008-2009) - New scenarios (ISS, Moon, Mars), user-centric design, new object and demand models, "ilities" analysis.

SpaceNet 2.0 (2007-2008) - Code migration to Java, advanced visualizations, SQL database.

SpaceNet 1.4 (2007-2008) - Internal development for lunar campaign scenarios.

SpaceNet 1.3 (2007) - Initial public release: lunar sortie scenarios.

SpaceNet 1.2 (2006-2007) - Established visualizations and database.

DocumentationĪ user's guide and quick start tutorial is available in the doc/ directory. Common Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) such as Eclipse often provide these products in a user-friendly tool. Simply double-click on the JAR to launch SpaceNet.Īlternatively, building your own version of SpaceNet requires a Java Development Kit (JDK) and Apache Maven to manage dependencies.

Spacenet 1 channel 18 archive#

The easiest way to get started is to download one of the binary releases which packages the executable Java Archive (JAR) file. SpaceNet requires a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run. Though every available effort has been expended to eliminate bugs, there is a good chance that residual errors will inevitably occur. As such, it has not received exhaustive testing during development. It is a product of several years of research and we hope its public release will simulate future research in this subject area and beyond. SpaceNet is a simulation-based software tool to design and analyze long-duration human space exploration missions. This is a copy of the SpaceNet v2.5r2 source code previously hosted at.