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1999
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Marco Aurélio de Figueiredo, Patrick H. Stakem, Thomas P. Flatley, Tonjua M. Hines:
Extending NASA's Data Processing to Spacecraft. Computer 32(6): 115-118 (1999)

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David Petrick, Nat Gill, Munther Hassouneh, Robert Stone, Luke Winternitz, Luke Thomas, Milton Davis, Pietro Sparacino, Thomas P. Flatley:
Adapting the SpaceCube v2.0 data processing system for mission-unique application requirements. AHS 2015: 1-8
2014
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Thomas P. Flatley:
Keynote - SpaceCube - A family of reconfigurable hybrid on-board science data processors. ReConFig 2014: 1-2
2012
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Thomas P. Flatley:
Keynote address I: SpaceCube: A family of reconfigurable hybrid on-board science data processors. AHS 2012

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