Lunar Surface Operations: Real-Time Collaboration
This project is a response to the 2021 NASA Space Apps Challenge Lunar Surface Operations: Real-Time Collaboration
The goal of this challenge is to create an application that can immediately and seamlessly integrate console log information of many users (at least 100+ users on the same network). Such an application could be valuable to real-time mission support and long-term record keeping of future lunar human spaceflight missions for the benefit of scientific communities and the public.
Your application should allow:
- Multiple simultaneous users creating their own console logs
- Real-time live editing of logs that are viewable to anyone on the same network
- Users to select which logs to view (on demand)
- A user to see his/her own console intermixed with the logs from others selected, which could be arranged by time, 'entry topic,' author, or other attributes
- Console log metadata that includes (at a minimum) a timestamp for every entry and a text entry (an entry could also include images)
- The ability to input sample type, written information including descriptions, time tags, hardware used, along with upload of supporting files (photo, video, and audio)
- The capability to add future input fields including user name, 'console seat/position,’ or other attributes
- Users to tag/link log entries from other authors to their own logs
- Each user to 'officially approve' his/her log once the user is ready. This action will create a permanent unmodifiable log that becomes the official written record for that user's profile
Your application should prohibit:
- Users from overwriting or deleting other user’s inputs
- Application access from unapproved people
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- Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter LRO
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