XINA

XINA is a software platform documented for mission-related applications and developer testing. Its documentation directs users seeking access to a specific XINA mission application to create a NAMS request, while a separate XINA sandbox environment is available for developer testing. The listed applications and projects span several scientific and space-focused efforts: SAM, for Sample Analysis at Mars; MOMA, the Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer; OCI, the Ocean Color Instrument; DraMS, the Dragonfly Mass Spectrometer; LISA, the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna; and DragonSQRLi, the Dragonfly Space Qualified Rover Lidar.

The documentation also identifies Project 699 and Lab Code 699 R&D projects. XINA is stated not to be an acronym. It was developed by Nicholas Dobson, Joseph Avolio, Matthew Dobson, Joseph Cirillo, and Bryant O'Brien.

The available information emphasizes the platform’s mission application access process, testing environment, and association with the named instruments and research projects, rather than detailing product features or services beyond those offerings. It provides a concise reference point for users exploring the listed applications and development resources