STATUS: Done!

MISSION SEQUENCE PLANNER REPORT

SEQUENCE DESCRIPTION

• Sol 75 Scenario
• Sequence 57510A (.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**	-11.502	-3.006	302.43
  At End of Sol 76* (predicted)	-12.038	-3.456	120

  ** 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)	-88.930	-13.268	-0.114	After 11:30 LST
  S0055	-83.675	-32.978	-0.114
  S0055	-4.334	-0.732	-0.114
  S0055	-4.067	-1.733	-0.114

• Telemetry Volume Estimates
• 57510A Full Sequence until Nominal Abort (by APID)
• 57510A Full Sequence w/Runout (by APID)
• 57510A RAIF Comment List (comments appear as skipped commands in telemetry stream)
• 57510A 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. Terrain (swale and back of snad dune) images scheduled
  APXS Experiments
  1. No APXS data collection scheduled
  Technology Experiments
  1. MAE experiments scheduled at 12:00 on Sol 75
  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

PRESS RELEASE

Web Page Author: Art Thompson

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