Payload Display Review Team (PDRT) and
Integrated Display and Graphics Standards (IDAGS)
The software displays must meet specific standards set by NASA. The displays are reviewed through the PDRT/IDAGS process. Required for all flight software with a user interface, regardless of platform. Display requirements are currently documented in Appendix T of SSP 57000, Pressurized Payloads Interface Requirements Document.
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ROI Exp Team |
ROI SW Team |
PI |
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1 |
Crew Office usability review of software |
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✔ |
(✔) |
(✔) |
Although the Crew Office review is part of the official PDRT/IDAGS review, sometimes a separate meeting is encouraged with the Crew Rep prior to submitting. |
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2 |
Complete Payload Registration Form |
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✔ |
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3 |
Gather screenshots |
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✔ |
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(✔) |
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Send the Payload Registration Form and Screenshots to current PDRT representative |
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✔ |
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Once complete, send Control Board Directive (CBD) showing approval to Software Integration |
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✔ |
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CBD showing PDRT/IDAGS approval is required for close out of SSC CR and HRF Load certification.
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✔ - Primary Responsibility, (✔) - Secondary Responsibility (assists Primary) |
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General Notes for PDRT/IDAGS review:
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For iPad version change with provisioning profile:
- If there are no changes to display with the provisioning profile update, then it will require just an email to PDRT/IDAGS to explain there is a new version but no changes to displays.
- However, if the version number is displayed on any screens, will be an out of board processing for that change.
- If the software is unable to meet the standards, waiver deviation forms are required. These are sometimes necessary if changing a display to match the standards violates the science of the study.