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2006 NASA Safety Directors / Occupational Health Meeting Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-1
2006 NASA Safety Directors / Occupational Health Meeting
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Ezra Abrahamy
DSMS Safety & Environmental Manager Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-2
The DSMS Provides Services and
Tools to Flight Projects
Spitzer
Cassini
Ulysses
Mission Operations
Mission Operations
TT&C Services
Science Observations
TT&C Services
Science Observations
GDS Tools
Mission Services
GDS Tools
Mission Services
Flight Projects
Flight Projects
The Deep
Space Network
(DSN)
The Deep
Space Network
(DSN)
Advanced
Multimission
Operations
System (AMMOS)
Advanced
Multimission
Operations
System (AMMOS)
Spacecraft/
Radio Sources
Spacecraft/
Radio Sources
Mars Spacecraft
Voyager
Chandra
SOHO
Stereo Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-3
IND ORGANIZATION CHART
900 Technical Staff
Andy Dowen, NASA Data Systems Standards
Jim Lesh, IND Chief Technologist (AD)(97)
Bob Preston, IND Chief Scientist
Rusty Woodall, IND Assurance Manager (51)
Ezra Abrahamy, IND Safety and Environmental Mgr. (53)
Joe Yuen, IND Progress Reports Editor (AD)(30)
Lorna Deady, Staff Assistant to the Director for
JPL Chief Information Officer
Tom Renfrow
Rick Green, Deputy CIO for IT Security
904 - Business Operations Office
Miles Pellazar, Manager (25)
Bill Weber, Director
William Rafferty, Deputy Director
900
INTERPLANETARY NETWORK
DIRECTORATE
Effective: September 27, 2004
901 MARS NETWORK
PROJECT OFFICE
Chad Edwards, Mgr.
903 IND
ARCHITECTURE &
STRATEGIC
PLANNING OFFICE
Les Deutsch, Mgr.
920 DSMS DEVELOPMENT,
OPERATIONS, AND
SERVICES PROGRAM OFFICE
Al Bhanji, Mgr.
Wayne Sible, Dep. Mgr.
950 INSTITUTIONAL
COMPUTING AND
INFORMATION SERVICES
OFFICE
Tom Renfrow, Mgr.
Rick Green, Dep. Mgr.
970 IND
TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM OFFICE
Jim Lesh, Mgr.
990 OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS
DEMONSTRATION
Steve Townes, Mgr.
Ben Parvin, Grnd Sys Mgr
980 INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM OFFICE
Richard Doyle, Mgr.
Matt Barry, Dep. Mgr.
960 MICROWAVE
ARRAY PROJECT
OFFICE
Joe Statman, Mgr.
930 MULTI-MISSION
OPERATIONS OFFICE
Dave Linick, Mgr.
902 DSN ADVANCED
TRACKING &
OBSERVATIONAL
TECHNIQUES OFFICE
Mike Klein, Mgr.
910 DSMS
PROGRAM OFFICE
Michael Rodrigues, Mgr.
Yuhsyen Shen, Dep. Mgr Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-4
Deep Space Mission
System (DSMS) Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-5
DSN Facilities
DSS-66
26m
GPS
DSS-53
11m
Signal Processing
Center SPC-60
DSS-54
34m (BWG-1)
DSS-55
34m (BWG-2)
DSS-63
70m
DSS-65
34m High
Efficiency
(HEF)
Madrid,
Spain
GPS
DSS-46
26m
DSS-34
34m (BWG-1)
Signal Processing
Center SPC-40
DSS-45
34m High
Efficiency
(HEF)
DSS-33
11m
DSS-43
70m
Canberra,
Australia
JPL, Pasadena
Network
Operations
Control
Center
& DTF-21
JPL, Pasadena
Network
Operations
Control
Center
& DTF-21
MIL-71
DSNs
Merritt Island
Launch Support
Facility
MIL-71
DSNs
Merritt Island
Launch Support
Facility
CTT-22
Compatibility
Test
Trailer
CTT-22
Compatibility
Test
Trailer
Signal Processing
Center SPC-10
DSS-14
70m
DSS-15
34m High
Efficiency
(HEF)
DSS-25
34m (BWG-2)
DSS-16
26m
GPS
Goldstone,
California
DSS-24
34m (BWG-1)
DSS-26
34m (BWG-3)
DSS-28
34m (HSB)
DSS-27
34m (HSB)
DSS-23
11m
DSS-13
34m BWG
*
**
*
Non-operational
*
R & D
**
JPL, Pasadena
Advanced
Multi-Mission
Operations
System
JPL, Pasadena
Advanced
Multi-Mission
Operations
System
*
* Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-6
DSN Facilities - (World Wide)
Madrid
Operated by INSA for
INTA
Goldstone
Operated by
ITT for
NASA/JPL
Canberra
Operated by
Raytheon
for CSIRO Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-7
Approved Mission Set: DSN Supports*
Approved Mission Set: DSN Supports*
(As of December 2005)
(As of December 2005)
Earth-Sun System CHANDRA (O) WMAP (O) INTEGRAL (O) ISTP-GEOTAIL (O) ISTP-WIND (O) ISTP-SOHO (O) ISTP-POLAR (O) ACE (O) IMAGE (O) IMP-8 (O) ISTP-CLUSTER II (O) GOES N,O, P (C) NOAA N (C)
RADARSAT (O)
Legacy LEO MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR (O) CASSINI (O) STARDUST (O) 2001 MARS ODYSSEY (O) GSSR (O)**** HAYABUSA (A.K.A., MUSES-C) (O) MARS EXPRESS (O) MER -- SPIRIT & OPPORTUNITY (O) ROSETTA (O) MESSENGER (O) DEEP IMPACT (O) MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER (O) VENUS EXPRESS (O) DAWN (C) NEW HORIZONS (C) PHOENIX (C) JUNO (F) MARS SCIENCE LABORATORY (F) MARS SCOUT (F) (X)
HEO, Lunar, L1 & L2
LEOP** NEW FRONTIERS (F) (X) EVN (O)**** GBRA (O)**** SPITZER SPACE
TELESCOPE (O) KEPLER (C) SIM (F) JWST (F) VOYAGERS 1 & 2 (O) ULYSSES (O) STEREO A & B (C) SPACE GEODESY (O) REFERENCE FRAME
CALIBRATIONS (O) DISCOVERY (F) (X) MIDEX (F) (X) NMP (F) (X)
DEEP SPACE***
NOTES
*~21 additional spacecraft fall under Emergency
Support Only and are not shown.
**LEOP = Launch & Early Orbit Phase; almost all
DSN missions receive such support, but those listed
as LEOP receive no other significant DSN support.
***Deep Space includes missions utilizing Earth
leading and trailing orbits, since spacecraft in such
orbits drift out well beyond Lagrange point distances.
****Support assumes the form of ground-based
observations for mission reference ties (e.g., GP-B),
VLBI co-observations, radio astronomy, solar
system radar, or orbital debris.
KEY
Universe
Solar System
Cross-Organizational
Affiliation
Earth-Sun-System-Related Non-NASA
(O) = Operating or utilizing ground-based observations in support of flight preparations (as of 12/05)
(C) = Commitment to support, but not yet operating (as of 12/05)
(F) = Future commitment to support anticipated (as of 12/05)
(X) = An as yet to be determined mission associated with an established Science Mission
Directorate program line in which missions are competitively bid. ST-5 (C) SELENE (F) LUNAR-A (C) Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-8
Future U.S.-Led Deep Space
Robotic Exploration & Science
Missions *
SOLAR WEATHER BUOYS/SEPP
L1-EARTH-SUN
HIGO
AURORAL ACCELERATION MULTIPROBE
ITM-WAVES
TROPICAL ITM-COUPLER
DAYSIDE BOUNDARY CONSTELLATION
RECONNECTION AND MICROSCALE
FARSIDE SENTINEL/SHIELDS
MTRAP
MARS ATMOSPHERIC RECONNAISSANCE
SURVEY
INNER MAGNETOSPHERIC CONSTELLATION
SOLAR POLAR IMAGER/TELEMACHUS
INTERSTELLAR PROBE
GEOSPACE ITM
SOLAR PROBE
DOPPLER
GEMINI
MAGCON
GEOSPACE
ELECTRODYNAMIC
CONNECTIONS
2010
2020+
2015
UNIVERSE*
SOLAR SYSTEM*
EARTH-SUN
SYSTEM*
JAMES WEB SPACE
TELESCOPE
SPACE
INTERFEROMETRY
MISSION
EXPLORER MISSIONS
LISA
TPF-C
DISCOVERY MISSION
CONSTELLATION-X
EXPLORER MISSIONS
TPF-I
JDEM
SAFIR
INFLATION PROBE
LARGE UV/OPTICAL OBS.
BLACK HOLE FINDER PROBE
BIG BANG OBSERVER
BLACK HOLE IMAGER
FIRSI
LIFE FINDER
EXPLORER MISSIONS
TWINS B
CLOUDSAT
OCO
GLORY
AQUARIUS
IBEX
OSTM
DSCOVR
GOES N,O,P
NOAA N
SPACE TECHNOLOGY 5**
STEREO A & B
THEMIS
AIM
SDO
DAWN
PHOENIX
NEW HORIZONS
LUNAR RECONNAISSANCE
ORBITER (LRO)
MARS SCIENCE LABORATORY
GAMMA RAY LARGE AREA
SPACE TELESCOPE
WIDE-FIELD INFRARED
SURVEY EXPLORER
SPACE TECHNOLOGY 7**
KEPLER
SPACE TECHNOLOGY 8**
NUSTAR
DISCOVERY MISSIONS
RLEP #2
JUNO
MARS SCOUT #2
MARS SCIENCE ORBITER
MARS SCOUT #3
NEW FRONTIERS #3***
DISCOVERY MISSIONS
OUTER PLANET-1
MARS ASTROBIOLOGY FIELD
LABORATORY
MARS SCOUT #4
NEW FRONTIERS MISSION
#4***
OUTER PLANET-2
MARS SAMPLE RETURN
(ORBITER +ERV)
DISCOVERY MISSIONS
LUNAR COM/NAV RELAY ORBITERS
NEW FRONTIERS #5***
MARS SAMPLE RETURN (MOBILE LANDER)
MARS SCOUT #5
MARS COMM/NAV RELAY #1
VENUS SURFACE EXPLORER
MARS COMM/NAV RELAY #2
MARS HUMAN SUB-SCALE SCALEABLE TEST
BED
MARS HUMAN OUTPOST/HABITAT
EUROPA ASTROBIOLOGY LANDER****
NEPTUNE SYSTEM MISSION****
Very Approximate Launch Epoch
Key
DSN Support
Likely
DSN Support
Possible
DSN Support
Unlikely
Key
DSN Support
Likely
DSN Support
Possible
DSN Support
Unlikely
2005
NPOES
HYDROS
GPM
LDCM
GEOSPACE RADIATION BELT
MAPPER
MAGNETOSPHERIC MULTI-
SCALE
SPACE TECHNOLOGY 9**
GOES-R
INNER HELIOSPHERIC
SENTINELS
* Please see notes on attached page. Jan 30 Feb 2, 2006
EA-9
Significant Mission Events
December 2005 - January 2007
** NO EARLIER THAN
*** POTENTIAL LAUNCH DATE
MISSION
ACTIVITY/EVENT
DATE
SUBNET
CRIT LEVEL
CHANGE/ADDITION FROM LAST MONTH
CASSINI
ORBIT TRIM MANEUVER #45
DEC 10, 2005 34-METER 3
MESSENGER
DEEP SPACE MNVR #1
DEC 12, 2005 34/70-METER 1
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