NASA/CP-2005-214185, NASA CONFERENCE PUBLICATION: SECOND NASA TECHNICAL INTERCHANGE MEETING (TIM): ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS SYSTEM (ATLAS) TECHNOLOGY TOOL BOX (TTB) (OCT 2005)

NASA/CP-2005-214185, NASA CONFERENCE PUBLICATION: SECOND NASA TECHNICAL INTERCHANGE MEETING (TIM): ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS SYSTEM (ATLAS) TECHNOLOGY TOOL BOX (TTB) (OCT 2005)., Second NASA Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM): Advanced Technology Lifecycle Analysis System (ATLAS) Technology Tool Box (TTB). The Advanced Technology Lifecycle Analysis System (ATLAS) project team held a second Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM) to collect data for the Technology Tool Box (TTB). ATLAS is a suite of analytic tools that enables quick-result engineering trades, technology impact assessments, and evalua-tion of alternative design and development approaches for a wide range of space architectures and sys-tems. The TTB is a repository of information about diverse technologies; it provides data on current and anticipated performance metrics, programmatics, and operations factors for thousands of specific technologies. Technologists, model developers, and space architecture analysts gathered at the National Space Science and Technology Center (NSSTC), July 27th through July 29th 2005 in Huntsville, Alabama. Participants included members of the ATLAS development team, representatives from the Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) engineering directorate, regional aerospace contractors, and the NASA Headquarters project sponsor. This proceedings document provides background information about the project, explains accomplishments toward implementing recommendations from the first TTB TIM, narrates the presentations of guest technologists, and describes the consensus of discussions in technical breakout sessions.