I.S. EN 13290-1:1999

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
  1.1 General
  1.2 Space standards domains
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 Use of space standards to define project requirements
  4.1 Policy and principles
  4.2 Customer/supplier network
  4.3 Selection and tailoring of standards
  4.4 Requirements
      4.4.1 Business agreement
      4.4.2 Statement of compliance
      4.4.3 Contract review
5 Project management
  5.1 Objective
  5.2 Policy and principles
  5.3 Management of risks
      5.3.1 Risk aspects
      5.3.2 Objective
      5.3.3 Policy and principles
      5.3.4 Risk management process
      5.3.5 Contribution of space standards to risk
            management process
      5.3.6 Classification of the risk
      5.3.7 Requirements
6 Elements of project management
  6.1 Project breakdown structures
      6.1.1 Objective
      6.1.2 Policy and principles
      6.1.3 Requirements
  6.2 Project organization
      6.2.1 Objective
      6.2.2 Policy and principles
      6.2.3 Requirements
  6.3 Project phasing and planning
      6.3.1 Objective
      6.3.2 Policy and principles
      6.3.3 Requirements
  6.4 Configuration management
      6.4.1 Objective
      6.4.2 Policy and principles
      6.4.3 Requirements
  6.5 Information/Documentation management
      6.5.1 Objective
      6.5.2 Policy and principles
      6.5.3 Requirements
  6.6 Cost and schedule management
      6.6.1 Objective
      6.6.2 Policy and principles
      6.6.3 Requirements
  6.7 Integrated logistic support
      6.7.1 Objective
      6.7.2 Policy and principles
      6.7.3 Requirements
7 Project management human resources aspects
  7.1 Resourcing the project
  7.2 Staffing the project
  7.3 Training and development
  7.4 Team performance continuous improvement
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Specifies basic requirements and overall principles to be applied for the management of space projects, from definition of mission objectives to final disposal.