Hubble Operations Dept.
Cycle 11 Phase II:
GO
Programs
Submitted
Not submitted; granted
extensions
Not submitted;
delinquent
GO Orbits
Percent
SNAP
orbits Programs
SNAP
Targets
148
2835
86%
11
1456
10
419
13%
2
202
6
38
1.1%
0
0
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Cycle 12 Proto-Schedule:
CP input due:
CP issued:
Phase I proposals due:
TAC meets:
Notification to proposers:
Phase II programs due:
Start of Cycle 12:
July 10, 2002
October 15, 2002
January 24, 2003
March 24-29, 2003
April 4, 2003
May 16, 2003
August 1, 2003
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Servicing Mission 3B: Summary
Nominal science SMS constructed for week of launch
(02056). It includes transition visits (configure SIs to
nominal SMS boundary states, slew to rendezvous
attitude, and provide command load breaks for
intercept).
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Transition visits once per day, ~6 hours after launch
time.
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Must be at rendezvous attitude no later than 7 hours
after launch.
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Science continues if launch delayed.
Intercept SMS also created to maintain rendezvous
attitude (i.e., all science removed after rendezvous
time). Intercept SMS applies to one launch day only.
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Transition
If launch occurs, intercept to science SMS needed.
Science SMS interrupted and intercept SMS starts to
stay at the rendezvous attitude for an extended time.
The intercept time occurs within the transition visit so
that the FOT has 5 to 7 hours after launch to uplink the
new command loads. This timing requires delivery of
intercept SMS before launch.
Launch Delays
If launch delayed, intercept does not occur and
science SMS continues. New intercept SMS generated
for next launch opportunity. There are four intercept
opportunities in the 02056 calendar: Thursday through
Sunday.
If launch is delayed into the following week (02063),
we handle it as above. The 02063 SMS is built anyway
so that it is available on time.
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