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MISSION OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE OPERATIONS DIVISION

MISSION OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE OPERATIONS DIVISION. Assembly and Checkout Officer (ACO) to Payload Operations Integration Center ( POIC) handover plan for AMS-02. DO5/Anne Vaughan July 15, 2004. Outline. JSC MCC-H Position Descriptions

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MISSION OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE OPERATIONS DIVISION

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  1. MISSION OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE OPERATIONS DIVISION Assembly and Checkout Officer (ACO) to Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) handover plan for AMS-02 DO5/Anne Vaughan July 15, 2004

  2. Outline • JSC MCC-H Position Descriptions • MSFC Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) Position Descriptions • Current Responsibilities Agreement • Pre-Flight Coordination • Joint Mission • Backup Charts

  3. MCC-H Position: Assembly and Checkout Officer (ACO) Responsibilities • ACO is responsible for coordinating the real-time execution of assembly, activation, and checkout operations for ISS elements • ACO is the MCC-H position responsible for all payloads that fly on the shuttle during an assembly flight. • ACO provides an integration interface between the STS and ISS Flight Control Teams (FCT). • ACO is responsible for transfer operations • ACO evaluates the effect of off-nominal conditions on assembly operations and payloads.

  4. MCC-H Position: Payload Officer (PLO) Responsibilities • For dedicated payload flights, the Payload Officer (PLO) is the real-time interface between the POCC and the STS FCT. • As such, the PLO is the integrator and orchestrator for pre-flight and real-time operations. • The PLO is a representative for both the SSP and the payload customer • The PLO’s job is to actively integrate the orbiter and the payload. • The PLO has the unique position of having knowledge in Orbiter and payload systems to help weigh options and make recommendations effectively. • The ACO performs PLO duties during an ISS Mission

  5. POIC Position: Payload Operations Director (POD) Responsibilities • POD is the Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) position responsible for all ISS Payloads • POD directs the activities of the POIC Cadre • POD coordinates with the ISS Flight Director for payload operations on the ISS • POD coordinates with the ACO for payload operations on the Shuttle • POD delegates Shuttle payload coordination to the Shuttle Operations Coordinator (SOC) except for critical activities • SOC monitors payload operations in Shuttle and coordinates within the POIC and with Payload Developers

  6. Pre-Flight Coordination • The ACO team is responsible for SSP product development and coordination with the AMS-02 team and coordination of operations involving installation (physical mating and power application) of AMS-02 on ISS. • The Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Payload Operations Director (POD) is responsible for ACOP operations. • ACOP will launch before AMS-02 and will be checked out by the POIC team • The ACO and POD will actively keep each other informed about their perspective operations.

  7. Joint Mission • Handover from ACO to POD occurs after AMS-02 powerup on ISS • The ACO team is responsible for AMS-02 through the transfer and powerup on ISS: • Includes UMA mate, RPC closure to apply power to AMS, and SSRMS ungrapple. • POD is responsible for AMS-02 post powerup on ISS: • Includes ~48 hours of checkout operations, including magnet charging, prior to starting experiment operations. • AMS POD will provide a Go/No Go to stay on ISS based on Checkout. • The ACO and POD will keep each other actively informed about their perspective operations. • POD will be responsible for ACOP

  8. Backup Charts

  9. AMS Contingency Return • If AMS-02 is to be returned, handover from POD to ACO occurs after AMS-02 has been powered down to keepalive power on ISS • POD will coordinate powerdown of AMS-02 experiment with AMS POD • ACO will coordinate operations related to transfer of AMS-02 back to STS, including SSRMS/SRMS and UMA operations with MCC-H FCT and AMS POD • The ACO and POD will keep each other actively informed about their perspective operations.

  10. AMS Command Flow Shuttle Phase of Mission Orbiter (OIU) AMS in Payload Bay ACO/Pyld Data Console (JSC/MCC-H) JSC (SSP Cmd Server) AMS Customer Workstation (JSC POCC/CERN) JSC (ISS Cmd Server) AMS on S3 truss POIC (MSFC) ISS ISS Phase of Mission

  11. AMS Telemetry Flow Shuttle Phase of Mission Orbiter (PDI) AMS in Payload Bay JSC (SSP Server) AMS Customer Workstation (JSC POCC/CERN) POIC (MSFC) AMS on S3 truss ISS (APS) ISS Phase of Mission

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