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Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

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DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT<br />

6 TRAJECTORY PREDICTION OPERATIONS<br />

6.1 GENERAL<br />

The Trajectory Prediction operations that may be invoked by UM are:<br />

– ADD_TRAJECTORY_PREDICTION—to add a new Trajectory Prediction at CM;<br />

– DELETE_TRAJECTORY_PREDICTION—to delete a Trajectory Prediction that<br />

currently resides at CM;<br />

– QUERY_TRAJECTORY_PREDICTION—to query the content of a Trajectory<br />

Prediction that resides at CM.<br />

No Trajectory Prediction operations can be invoked by CM.<br />

Subsections 6.3 through 6.5 define those operations used by UM to create, delete and query<br />

each Trajectory Prediction that exists at the CM.<br />

NOTE – UM is responsible for managing the Trajectory Predictions resident at CM. UM<br />

should keep track of the expiration dates for the Trajectory Predictions and delete<br />

and add as necessary. CM will not notify UM when Trajectory Predictions<br />

resident at CM expire.<br />

There is a limited amount of storage space available at CM for Trajectory<br />

Predictions related to a <strong>Service</strong> Agreement (i.e., as defined by parameter<br />

maxSizeTrajectoryFilestore, specified in table 7-12). CM will reject<br />

new Trajectory Predictions once this storage space is exceeded.<br />

The lifecycle of a trajectory prediction, as created and held by CM, is modeled as a state<br />

machine and is shown in figure 6-1, and in table 6-1.<br />

<strong>CCSDS</strong> 910.11-R-2 Page 6-1 March 2008

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