Mission abort is an effective way to enhance system safety during mission execution.
Existing multi-attempt mission abort models can be divided into two main categories …

Modeling and optimizing mission abort policies have received intensive research attention
in the past decade. While most of the existing models assumed single-attempt missions, few …

Mission aborts can be executed in many real-world systems when the specified malfunction/
deterioration conditions are met and, therefore, a risk of a system's loss in the case of …

Mission abort has recently attracted considerable attention to enhance the safety of critical
systems during the primary mission (PM). Most of the existing research focuses on mission …

Mission aborting has recently attracted great attention, where mission abort rules (MARs)
have been modeled and optimized for different types of technological systems aiming to …

Research on mission abort strategies was mostly devoted to binary systems that can be only
in two states, ie, operable or failed. However, the real-world systems can often operate in …

Recent reliability literature has extended the investigation of mission abort policies for single-
attempt missions to multi-attempt missions, where the mission task may be attempted …

For some critical applications, successfully accomplishing the mission or surviving the
system through aborting the mission and performing a rescue procedure in the event of …

Mission abort policy is an effective tool for enhancing survivability of many real-world
systems when a failure during a mission results in a substantial economic loss. When …

Many real‐world systems use mission aborts to enhance their survivability. Specifically, a
mission can be aborted when a certain malfunction condition is met and a risk of a system …