EN 13292:1999

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Space project engineering
5 The engineering domain
   5.1 Introduction to the engineering domain
   5.2 The system engineering process
   5.3 Engineering disciplines
   5.4 Levels of decomposition
   5.5 Development
6 Overview of the system engineering process
   6.1 System engineering integration and control
   6.2 Requirements engineering
   6.3 Analysis
   6.4 Design and configuration engineering
   6.5 Verification engineering
7 Other activities within the engineering domain
   7.1 Production engineering
   7.2 Operations engineering
       7.2.1 Operations preparation
       7.2.2 Operations training
       7.2.3 Operations validation
       7.2.4 Operations execution
       7.2.5 Disposal
       7.2.6 Post-operations
8 Overview of space engineering standards
9 Domain of application of space engineering standards
   9.1 Space product classification
   9.2 Space project criticality classes
10 Use of space engineering standards to define project
   requirements

This standard, which is informative in nature, contains the basic rules and overall principles to be applied to all engineering activities during performance of a space project. It addresses the establishment, based on customer needs, of mission objectives, requirements and specifications for space systems, and the design, definition, production, verification, operation, and eventual disposal of the systems themselves.