Notes to Rover Team:
1. Due to DSN problems, the SOL 15 downlink was limited
2. S55 (Rover End-of-Day image set) was not received, so no rover position update could be performed. Therefore:
3. NO SEQUENCE WAS GENERATED FOR SOL 16
4. The rover will execute the runout of sequence 51510B
5. If allowed to execute to completion, 51510B will end its runout at ~11:00 MLST on SOL 18, at which point the rover will drop into contgency
6. Based on expected uplink time of SOL 17 sequence, note that WEB heating may be in force, and will need to be disabled

• Sol 16 Scenario: Execute SOL 15 runout

• Vehicle Positions:

  	X Position (m)	Y Position (m)	Heading (deg)
  At End of Sol 16 (predicted)	??	??	??

  ** Vehicle positions are in surface fixed frame
  Rover is near Scooby Doo

• IMPLEMENTED SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES
  Rover Imaging
  1. No science images scheduled
  APXS Experiments
  1. None
  Technology Experiments
  1. 12:00 and 14:00 MAE experiments scheduled in runout

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

• EXPERIMENT OPERATIONS TEAM REQUEST LOGS
  • Rover Image Request Log

    Image Log #	Status	Command	Image Type	APID	Camera	Exposure	Compression	Rows	Columns

    
    

  • APXS Experiment Request Log

    APXS Log #	Status	Time (UTC)	Command #	APXS Command

    
    

  • MAE Experiment Request Log

    MAE Log #	Status	Time (UTC)	Command #	MAE Command

    
    

  • WAE Experiment Request Log

    WAE Log #	Status	Time (UTC)	Command #	WAE Command

    
    

  • Soil Mechanics Experiment Request Log

    Soil Log #	Status	Time (UTC)	Command #	Soil Mechanics Command

Description of Planned Rover Operations for Sol 16:

The rover will stand by in its current (SOL 15) position until IMP images updating its location become available during the SOL 16 downlink.





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