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KSC KSC-DF-107 REV D Document Information:
Title
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION STYLE GUIDE
NASA - KSC - Kennedy Space Center
Publication Date:
Apr 6, 2005
Scope:
PURPOSE AND SCOPE
This style guide establishes the standard format for certain
official technical documentation prepared for or by the Spaceport Engineering
and Technology (SE&T) Directorate for release at Kennedy Space Center
(KSC). This document primarily defines the requirements for preparing general
technical publications required by SE&T that are not covered by other
specific guidelines, such as GP-435.
This document is further intended to guide authors in
determining content elements of technical publications. Not all documents will
require all elements addressed here. This guide recommends content elements,
writing styles, and formatting conventions and refers often to a family of
supporting templates (see Section 3) that can help the author produce the
intended results. While this guide is concerned primarily with the elements a
document should include and how those elements should be arranged, it assumes
a certain level of familiarity with word processing functions and does not
offer step-by-step instructions.
The recommendations in this guideline are suitable for
formatting various document types: specifications, standards, technical
manuals and reports, general publications, studies, implementation plans,
requirements, and test reports. Documents with specific content requirements
(boiler-plates) are addressed in separate sections.
This document applies to technical documentation accomplished
by KSC contractor personnel (e.g., Space Flight Operations Contract (SFOC),
Joint Base Operations Support Contract (JBOSC), Checkout and Payload
Processing Services (CAPPS), and University-Affiliated Spaceport Technology
and Development Contract (USTDC)) to the extent specified in their contracts.
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