Georgia Institute of Technology / Mars transportation system / Georgia Institute / Item LH2 Tank Structure LH2 Tank Insulation Other Structure NTR Nozzle Nuclear Reactor / LOGISITICAL OPTIMIZATION OF TRANSPORTATION ARCHITECTURES GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Ashraf Charania Brad St. Germain Roberto Salinas Jeffrey Tooley Contributors / /
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chemical kick-stage / transportation segment / transportation / earth-to-orbit genetic algorithm / transportation designs / transportation methods / transportation systems / launch site / required chemical kick / transportation vehicles / vehicle transportation costs / propulsion systems / near-equatorial launch site / transportation market / transportation logistics / attached chemical propulsion stage / transportation forecasts / space transportation initial mass / chemical propulsion / space transportation systems / transportation problem / transportation option / technology alternatives / chemical propulsion types / high space transportation costs / high thrust chemical engine / simulation tool / reduced transportation costs / chemical propulsion systems / manufacturing / chemical / transportation scenarios / cost estimating relationship chemical design / bimodal transportation system / transportation system / space transportation infrastructure / /
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MT NTR MTV / MT GW / /
Organization
School of Aerospace Engineering / NASA's Design Reference Mission / Input Databases Mission / Design Reference Mission / Space Systems Design Lab / GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / US Federal Reserve / Mars Direct Mission / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / MT MR / /
Person
Tadashi Sakai Kirk Sorensen Shannan / M-SAT MT MTV NTR SBV / John R. Olds / Kris Cowart Tadashi Sakai Kirk / /
Position
Director / candidate for the database / Wilson Advisor / Assistant Professor / /
Product
VentureStar / Mars injection / Ariane / Delta / Shuttle / Titan / Mars / /
MARS SCENARIO-BASED VISIONING: LOGISITICAL OPTIMIZATION OF TRANSPORTATION ARCHITECTURES GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Ashraf Charania Brad St. Germain