Space       Aerospace       Space       Oil & Gas Industry: Space Skytek's work with ESA and NASA has created electronic manual and procedural management systems on board the International Space Station. Astronauts execute s complex procedures across Space Station functions using the Skytek developed International Procedure Viewer (iPV). The system provides viewing, consultation and execution of Operations Data File (ODF) procedures onboard the International space Station. iPV is vital to the efficient operation of the Station and is the non-commercial version of COReCT. The iPV sytem provides the following services: Login: Secure access by user authentication allows iPV to give access to assigned information Procedure Execution: Step-by-Step walk through of procedures Checklist Procedures: Used for sequence based operations Logic flow Procedures: Used for complex operations necessitating complex decisions Virtual Control Panel: Control panels can be embedded in the framework which send and receive telemetry data and telecommands. The user can access the control panel and its related documentation simultaneously Annotation: The user can add coments to any part of the sytem including procedural steps and control panels Help: Information about the iPV system and information hierarchy Reference Documentation: Users can access and consult all reference documentation associated to the flight procedures Search: Fully text search for documentation Logging: All user interaction is tracked and logged Navigator: Intuitive toolbar and menu creates an easy to use interface Table of Contents: A fully navigational tree hierarchy of all ODF procedures Read More about COReCT - the commercial version of iPV Return to top "Astronauts execute procedures across Space Station functions using the Skytek software"