NewSpace Systems Engineering - Chechile, Ignacio

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Résumé :
This book provides a guide to engineering successful and reliable products for the NewSpace industry. By discussing both the challenges involved in designing technical artefacts, and the challenges of growing an organisation, the book presents a unique approach to the topic. New Space Systems Engineering explores numerous difficulties encountered when designing a space system from scratch on limited budgets, non-existing processes, and great deal of organizational fluidity and emergence. It combines technical topics related to design, such as system requirements, modular architectures, and system integration, with topics related to organizational design, complexity, systems thinking, design thinking and a model based systems engineering. Its integrated approach mean this book will be of interest to researchers, engineers, investors, and early-stage space companies alike. It will help New Space founders and professionals develop their technologies andbusiness practices, leading to more robust companies and engineering development....

Biographie:
Ignacio Chechile has extensive experience in space systems engineering, both old space and the NewSpace. He has worked in numerous engineering positions, in areas such as embedded systems, attitude control and real time simulation, designing and developing mission critical software and systems in multidisciplinary teams. He is currently the Chief Technical Officer at ReOrbit, where he is involved in a whiteboard to space project. He holds a CSEP (Certified Systems Engineering Professional) certification issued by the International Council of Systems Engineering (INCOSE)....

Sommaire:

Introduction - From Whiteboard to Space.- Life Cycles of the Artificial.- Systems and Design Thinking.- The Hierarchy Problem.- Modular Spacecraft Design.- The Importance of Semantics.- Quantitative Systems Engineering.- The Fallacy of Model Based Systems Engineering.- Keep it Simple, Stupid.- The Integrated Organization.- Failure Tends to Happen.- Every Second Matters in New Space.- Design and Ownership.- On Bullshit