STATUS: DONE

MISSION SEQUENCE PLANNER REPORT

SEQUENCE DESCRIPTION

• Sol 74 Scenario
• Sequence 57410A (.pef file, viewable as text)
• Command-by-Command Description (w/telemetry estimate)
• Roverview Traverse Graphic

• Vehicle Positions:

  	X Position (m)	Y Position (m)	Heading (deg)
  At Sequence Start**	-8.932	-1.566	255
  At End of Sol 74* (predicted)	-11.812	-3.422	310

  ** Vehicle positions are in lander coordinate frame until sun-finding establishes surface-fixed frame
  * at completion of planned SOL's traverse activities assuming nominal execution

• Pointing for IMP Images of Rover:

  Image Type	X (m)	Y (m)	Z (m)	Imaging Opportunity
  S0055 (EOD)	-9.76	-0.34	-0.2	after 02:10
  S0055	-9.44	-2.57	-0.2
  S0055	-8.63	-4.67	-0.2
  Movie start	-8.932	-1.566	0.226	at 00:47
  Movie end	-11.812	-3.422	-0.135	at 02:09

• Telemetry Volume Estimates
• 57410A Full Sequence until Nominal Abort (by APID)
• 57410A Full Sequence w/Runout (by APID)
• 57410A RAIF Comment List (comments appear as skipped commands in telemetry stream)
• 57410A Full Sequence Summary for PLAN-IT

SEQUENCE IMPLEMENTATION REPORT

• SEQUENCE PLAN ASSESSMENT:
  Recommendations for Downlink Assessment Team
  1. None
  Flight Rules Waived:
  1. None
  Macros Modified:
  1. None
  Incorporation of EAT Operational Constraints (this sequence)
  1. Accepted:
  2. Rejected:
  Incorporation of Operational Constraints (General)

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES REPORT

• IMPLEMENTED SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES
  Rover Imaging
  1. Rock (Chimp) and terrain (swale) images scheduled
  APXS Experiments
  1. No APXS data collection scheduled
  Technology Experiments
  1. MAE experiments scheduled
  2. Soil mechanics scheduled at destination

• POSTPONED SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES
  Rover Imaging
  1. None
  APXS Experiments
  1. None
  Technology Experiments
  1. None

• EXPERIMENT OPERATIONS TEAM REQUEST LOGS

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Web Page Author: Jack Morrison

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