Explore and interact with NASA’s Moon to Mars architecture in a fully model-driven environment. Translate official NASA artifacts into structured data; visualize, analyze, and extend mission architectures across lunar and Mars exploration efforts.
The Moon to Mars (M2M) Government Reference Architecture (GRA) is a model-based representation of NASA’s long-term exploration strategy, covering the progression from lunar missions to human exploration of Mars.
What the M2M GRA Does
The GRA enables users to explore, analyze, and extend NASA’s exploration architecture. It generally includes:
Architecture visualization: Converting NASA’s figures and artifacts into interactive diagrams that illustrate mission segments and system relationships.
Requirements and data traceability: Linking architecture elements to requirements and supporting data for better understanding and analysis.
Scenario exploration: Allowing users to examine different mission phases and trade spaces across lunar and Mars exploration.
Model-based collaboration: Providing a shared environment for teams to build upon and adapt the architecture for their own programs.
Where You Might See the M2M GRA?
NASA mission architecture and planning activities
Aerospace systems engineering and analysis environments
Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) workflows for space exploration
Provides a comprehensive, model-based representation of NASA’s Moon to Mars architecture, translating key artifacts into structured, traceable data and diagrams.
Accelerate Your Project With Model-Driven Space Architecture
Access a structured, traceable version of NASA’s Moon to Mars architecture to support analysis, design, and mission planning.
