ESMOS Status Meeting Minutes 28 May 2002

#1 — FY03 budget —SOMO backing out of funding networks, institutional support and technology programs. Revamp programs. Cover increased security costs: Code Y budget presentation was made; there were no repercussions.

#2 — Getting a contract in place to provide anomaly support from LMMS, SBRS, and L3COM: The L3COM issue is basically resolved. There is a revised statement of work for Lockheed. A telecon has been scheduled with Santa Barbara.

#3 —NISN/Code M line cost threat: Code M may end up having to provide the funding.

#4 — End of Mission planning for ERBS and UARS: There was a presentation to Mike Luther on ERBS; he ended up selecting an option that wasn’t on our list of proposed options. Decommissioning will be initiated after the maneuver in July with plans to complete by the end of the fiscal year. The ERBS scientists have an action item to provide the pros and cons of continuing the mission. Funds for additional planning were promised. The reengineering effort will continue at a slower pace.

#5 — Problem reprocessing ASTER data: Carlos provided Ken with an updated status. A planning meeting has been scheduled for next week to define the next steps for resolving this issue.

#6 — System vulnerabilities: Paul has been attending meetings on system vulnerabilities.

#7 — Space in Building 3/14 for EDOS development facility: UARS H/W was decommissioned and is being moved. The initial ERBS impact has been corrected.

#8 — Aqua Transition: The transition plan is coming.

#9 — DSMC transition NCC and WOTIS operations are moving to WSC during 2002: There is a NCC transition meeting tomorrow with the Terra and Aqua schedulers. The ORR is scheduled for June 11^th at White Sands; there will be a telecon connection at GCP.

#10 — USGS has not provided money to cover FY02 Landsat-7 network costs. NASA has not budgeted for this cost: Waiting on updated paperwork.

Terra had a quiet week.

The two dumps per orbit test is planned to start on June 13^th.