[Isocops] IBEX Orbit# 151 ATS v003 - question!

Reno, Michelle mreno at swri.edu
Sun Dec 18 17:26:39 EST 2011


2b got cut off... They use start/stop bins of 1,1 to sample the entire sky in order to allow the spin bin locations to drift across the sky (occurs during outages) without losing O-mode in the desired incoming hemisphere. 

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Subject: Re: [Isocops] IBEX Orbit# 151 ATS v003 - question!


Hi Mark,
 
Yes, this is Ok, but thanks for checking! Here are the dependencies for the commands :
 
1. Lo in Moon FOV - no dependencies. Lo Star Sensor does not interact with ACS. (See Harald's email below)
 
2. Lo O-mode (outage)
   2a. Entrance into O-mode ~30-120 minutes after ASCENDING. Return to Normal mode 30-120 minutes before DESCENDING commands.  
   2b. No dependence on star tracker outages. Lo decided to go with O-mode start/stop bins of 1,1, which use O-mode across the entire sky. They do this to avoid 
 
3. Maneuver (outage, eclipse)
   3a. No inertial precession maneuver during a star tracker outage.
   3b. No inertial precession maneuver during the o150 - 152 eclipses. Ken redid the Forecast STF so the maneuvers start ~3h after the end of the eclipse, per Ryan Tyler's suggestion. (See eclipse plan below)
 
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Ryan's inputs for setting the long eclipse flags for o150-152 eclipses :
Here's what we should do for each orbit:

150 (12/29/11 eclipse):
1. As discussed, move inertial maneuver to avoid coinciding with eclipse
event.
2. No further action

151 (01/07/12 eclipse):
1. 90 minutes prior to the start of the eclipse, set the long eclipse flag
to TRUE
2. 2 hours after the end of the eclipse, set the long eclipse flag to FALSE
(no further cell balancing is needed)
3. Schedule the inertial maneuver for sometime that is NOT within the span
of the long eclipse flag being set to TRUE
4. Schedule ground contact for sometime that is NOT within the span of the
long eclipse flag being set to TRUE

152 (01/16/12 eclipse):
1. 90 minutes prior to the start of the eclipse, set the long eclipse flag
to TRUE
2. 2 hours after the end of the eclipse, set the long eclipse flag to FALSE
(no further cell balancing is needed)
3. Schedule the inertial maneuver for sometime that is NOT within the span
of the long eclipse flag being set to TRUE
4. Schedule ground contact for sometime that is NOT within the span of the
long eclipse flag being set to TRUE
(Note: here I'm figuring it's easier to go ahead and set the long eclipse
flag for the eclipse even though it's likely not required. We were going to
set it for cell balancing anyway, so I figure we may as well turn it on for
the eclipse and leave it on for balancing afterward.)

Let me know if there are any questions/comments.

-Ryan

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Here is Harald's response on the O-mode during the outage to Tim :
 
Hi Tim,

This outage is expected and we included that in our planning for our observations.

Best,
Harald
 
 
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Chelle Reno
Austin Mission Consulting
(210) 478-7337 (c)
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Subject: [Isocops] IBEX Orbit# 151 ATS v003 - question!



All,
        It looks like we achieve the trifecta, temporarily::



2011-12-29T23:36:34.035Z,StarTrackerOutageStart,orbit:151,dueTo:earth

2011-12-30T00:49:51.973Z,MoonInLoFovStart,orbit:151

   @CEU_LO_SCIENCE_MODE OXYGEN $TIME=2011/12:30:01:01:00


        In here, there are 11 hours of O-mode, Moon in Lo FOV, and
Star tracker out, all at the same time. Is this OK?


2011-12-30T12:11:26.454Z,MoonInLoFovStop,orbit:151

2011-12-31T10:42:09.096Z,StarTrackerOutageStop,orbit:151,dueTo:earth



   @CEU_LO_SCIENCE_MODE NORMAL $TIME=2012/01:02:11:58:00


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