SMOV Status & Planning Meeting Notes 9/10/09 - Summary – Data analysis of WFC3, COS, and STIS SMOV calibrations continue. WFC3 image stability occasionally exceeds spec. COS FUV resolution analysis appears to indicate LSF resolution is below expectations by ~ 20%. NICMOS SMOV commences next week, though discussions on expanding the filter wheel test are underway. Also, COS NUV and FUV science is being enabled in next week’s SMS; some GTO and GO visits are scheduled. The ERO media release occurred Sep. 9. and appears to have been well received and well reported. As of Sep. 11, all WFC3 SMOV activities are complete. STIS SMOV is also officially complete. Congratulations to both teams, and all support personnel, on a well planned and well executed SMOV. o Details below and in the referenced attachments - Observatory Status o - All subsystems are nominal SI Status o WFC3 Science (SDeustua) As of Sep. 11, all WFC3 SMOV activities will be complete UVIS and IR Image Stability (11549) o Maximum excursions exceed SI spec But consistent with C17 Instrument Handbook based on ground testing For details, see the attached WFC3_SMOV_Report-10-09-09 o Also includes info on WF20: IR Internal Flats (11433) WF32: WFC3 IR Plate Scale (11445) WF39: UVIS Flat Field Uniformity (11452) WF40: IR Flat Field Uniformity (11453) o COS Science (TKeyes, AAloisi) COS SMOV program o 89% of the visits are complete o Remaining activities to schedule in SMS257, 264, and possibly 271 o NUV Flat Field Reference File in work for use during SMS257 o GO/GTO science to be enabled in SMS257 For more details, see the attached COS_SMOV_update_10September2009.ppt COS FUV resolution (AAloisi) o Analysis indicates LSF resolution is below expectations by ~ 20% o o o FGS/OTA (ABradley) Nominal o ACS o o STIS - Science No report Note – A post-meeting email from CProffitt indicated that STIS SMOV is now complete. o Any further bench stability testing will be done under the C17 rubric ERO Science (TWiklind) NICMOS SMOV to commence in SMS 257 on Sep. 15 o DC Transfer Function Test o Dark Monitoring o Filter Wheel Test (FWT) There is a move afoot to expand the FWT into a more conservative verification of FW motion The ERO media release occurred yesterday, Sep. 9. Appears to have been well received and reported P&S Status o o - ACS SMOV is complete. NICMOS/NCS Engineering (Scott Swain Flash Report of 9/02/09, 11:29 am) o Possibly due to omission of OTA mid-frequency WFE in ground testing For details, see the attached COS_FUV_resolution_07sep09.ppt Calendar/SMS builds 257 – is delivered 264 – building process has started Replans None Operations o FOT Nominal o PACOR Nominal o OPUS (FHamilton) o A few more Q/S split COS observations (one being la9h02nb) have been received and successfully dealt with using the new MRGCOS process and the updated DPAS procedure to deal with them. Over the holiday weekend, a COS ASN, LA9H02020, became stuck in calibration. Brian York is looking into it. An update to the NICMOS CG5 database table, documented in PR 63451, is to be installed later today. No fast-tracking for the remainder of this week, but there will be some next week for NICMOS SMOV activities. Archive Nominal A noticeable increase in archive requests following yesterday’s ERO media release.