imclab/openspife

The Scheduling and Planning Interface for Exploration (SPIFe) is an integrated planning and scheduling toolkit based on hundreds of hours of expert observation, use, and refinement of state-of-the-art planning and scheduling technology for several applications within NASA.

Scheduling and Planning Interface for Exploration

The SPIFe user interface is designed to be a highly adaptable and user-customizable framework for viewing and manipulating plan and schedule data. In order to achieve this, SPIFe employs a composable plug-in architecture based on the open source Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP).

Target Platform

Open SPIFe requires the Eclipse Rich Client Platform in order for it to run and includes third party software codes that are subject to the licenses and notices set forth below.

• Java SE 7 JDK
• Eclipse 4.3.2 (Modeling Tools)
• Eclipse Nebula features
• Eclipse Orbit third party libraries
• Eclipse RCP delta pack for multi-platform exports (only required to build multi-platform product artifacts)

Links

• Project Homepage
• Code Repository
• Bug Tracker

How to submit patches

One or more of:

• Fork the code on GitHub and send a pull request.
• File them on the bug tracker
• Send them to the mailing list

If your contribution is significant, you may be asked to sign a contributor agreement, either as an individual or as a corporation.

Mailing List

• Send your messages to [email protected].

License

See the license files for the original and updated contributions. The initial release of Open SPIFe to open source is given by the NASA Open Source Agreement and third-party licenses including Apache License 2.0, Eclipse Public License 1.0, Mozilla Public License 2.0, and GNU General Public License 3.0.

Copyright (c) 2014 United States Government as represented by the Administrator for The National Aeronautics and Space Administration. All Rights Reserved.