EN 14737-2:2004

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
4 Document requirements definitions (DRD) list
Annex A (normative) Customer requirements document (CRD)
        DRD
  A.1 Introduction
  A.2 Scope and applicability
  A.3 References
  A.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  A.5 Description and purpose
  A.6 Application and interrelationship
  A.7 Customer requirements document preliminary elements
  A.8 Customer requirements document content
Annex B (normative) Ground segment baseline definition
        (GSBD) DRD
  B.1 Introduction
  B.2 Scope and applicability
  B.3 References
  B.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  B.5 Description and purpose
  B.6 Application and interrelationship
  B.7 Ground segment baseline definition preliminary elements
  B.8 Ground segment baseline definition content
Annex C (normative) Mission operations concept document
        (MOCD) DRD
  C.1 Introduction
  C.2 Scope and applicability
  C.3 References
  C.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  C.5 Description and purpose
  C.6 Application and interrelationship
  C.7 Mission operation concept document preliminary elements
  C.8 Mission operations concept document content
Annex D (normative) Space segment user manual (SSUM) DRD
  D.1 Introduction
  D.2 Scope and applicability
  D.3 References
  D.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  D.5 Description and purpose
  D.6 Application and interrelationship
  D.7 Space segment user manual preliminary elements
  D.8 Space segment user manual content
Annex E (normative) Operational validation plan (OVP) DRD
  E.1 Introduction
  E.2 Scope and applicability
  E.3 References
  E.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  E.5 Description and purpose
  E.6 Application and interrelationship
  E.7 Operational validation plan preliminary elements
  E.8 Operational validation plan content
Annex F (normative) Flight operations plan (FOP) DRD
  F.1 Introduction
  F.2 Scope and applicability
  F.3 References
  F.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  F.5 Description and purpose
  F.6 Application and interrelationship
  F.7 Flight operations plan preliminary elements
  F.8 Flight operations plan content
Annex G (normative) Ground operations plan (GOP) DRD
  G.1 Introduction
  G.2 Scope and applicability
  G.3 References
  G.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  G.5 Description and purpose
  G.6 Application and interrelationship
  G.7 Ground operations plan preliminary elements
  G.8 Ground operations plan content
Annex H (normative) Operations anomaly report (OAR) DRD
  H.1 Introduction
  H.2 Scope and applicability
  H.3 References
  H.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  H.5 Description and purpose
  H.6 Application and interrelationship
  H.7 Operations anomaly report preliminary elements
  H.8 Operations anomaly report content
Annex I (normative) Flight control procedure (FCP) DRD
  I.1 Introduction
  I.2 Scope and applicability
  I.3 References
  I.4 Definitions and abbreviations
  I.5 Description and purpose
  I.6 Application and interrelationship
  I.7 Flight control procedure preliminary elements
  I.8 Flight control procedure content

Within the frame of the overall engineering standards for space missions, this European Standard contains the basic rules, principles and requirements to be applied to the engineering of the ground segment and mission operations, which form an integral part of the overall system implementing a space mission.This European Standard includes development of ground segment, operations preparation activities, mission planning activities, mission evaluation activities, the conduct of operations proper, and all post-operational activities. The ground segment comprises the ground systems (i.e. all ground facilities, hardware and software) and all operational aspects such as personnel and related data repositories required on ground to perform mission operations.For reasons of recognized commonality, ground segment within the meaning of this European Standard includes those elements and facilities required for the purpose of implementing the mission and fulfilling the missions requirements while the relevant space segments are in-orbit. It covers ground elements used for purposes of assembly, integration and verification of the space segment, to the extent needed for ground segment end-to-end verification activities. It also covers elements integrated into the ground segment after completion of space segment AIT; space segment AIT proper being considered outside the scope of this Standard. It does not however cover the spacecraft activities and facilities interfacing the launch service segment. Furthermore, while this European Standard is applicable to all classes of missions it does not consider aspects that are specific to manned space missions.