BS ISO 17689:2015 pdf download.Space systems- Interfacecontrol documents between ground systems, ground support equipment and launch vehicle with payload.
2.3
launch site
site necessary for the prelaunch and launch operations of a space vehicle and for the in-flight operations during the launch phase
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011. 3.16]
2.4
launch system
system made up of a launch vehicle, the associated launch complex, launch site, payload, ground support equipment and associated airborne equipment (including software), control systems, navigation system, trajectories, procedures, necessary personnel, and any other associated items
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011,3.18]
launch range
systems, lacilities and means, not part of the launch system, required to provide the necessary service and support for carrying out a launch campaign and to ensure safety and security of persons, assets and protection of the environment
launch complex
site assigned to or owned by a launch vehicle operator to operate a launch vehicle
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011, 3.14]
launch vehicle
any vehicle constructed for the purpose or operating in outer space, or placing one or more payloads in outer space, as well as any suborbital rocket
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011,3.19]
2.8
payload
space vehicle or group of space vehicles on a single-launch vehicle intended to perform a specified function or series of functions.
launch site
site necessary for the prelaunch and launch operations of a space vehicle and for the in-flight operations during the launch phase
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011. 3.16]
2.4
launch system
system made up of a launch vehicle, the associated launch complex, launch site, payload, ground support equipment and associated airborne equipment (including software), control systems, navigation system, trajectories, procedures, necessary personnel, and any other associated items
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011,3.18]
launch range
systems, lacilities and means, not part of the launch system, required to provide the necessary service and support for carrying out a launch campaign and to ensure safety and security of persons, assets and protection of the environment
launch complex
site assigned to or owned by a launch vehicle operator to operate a launch vehicle
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011, 3.14]
launch vehicle
any vehicle constructed for the purpose or operating in outer space, or placing one or more payloads in outer space, as well as any suborbital rocket
[SOURCE: ISO 14620-2:2011,3.19]
2.8
payload
space vehicle or group of space vehicles on a single-launch vehicle intended to perform a specified function or series of functions.
