Hubble Space Telescope Daily Report #3069 – 11 Mar 2002
HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
DAILY REPORT #3069
PERIOD COVERED: 0000Z (UTC) 03/10/02 – 0000Z (UTC) 03/11/02
Daily Status Report as of 070/0000Z
1.0 OBSERVATIONS SCHEDULED AND ACCOMPLISHED:
Science operations will begin at 071/000000Z. Meanwhile, via the
Health and Safety load, NICMOS was recovered from Safe to Boot at
070/0500Z, COSTAR was recovered from Safe to Hold at 070/0527Z, and STIS
was recovered from Safe to Operate at 070/070/0603Z. In the future, NICMOS
will be transitioned form Boot to Operate at 070/2157Z, the newly-installed
ACS’s recovery will begin at 070/2235Z, and the start of WF/PC-2 recovery
is slated for 071/0338Z.
2.0 FLIGHT OPERATIONS SUMMARY:
2.1 Guide Star Acquisitions:
Scheduled Acquisitions: 0
Successful: 0
The first post-SM3B guide star acquisition is scheduled for 071/0130Z.
Scheduled Re-acquisitions: 0
Successful: 0
2.2 FHST Updates:
Scheduled: 0
Successful: 0
2.3 Operations Notes:
Following a successful Servicing Mission 3B, the HST was released
from the Shuttle. Beginning at 069/150000Z and continuing until
071/000000Z, the HST will be controlled by a Health and Safety
Load. Science operations will begin at approximately 071/000000Z.
LGBU data collection was performed at 069/1249Z, at 069, 1426Z, at
070/0132Z, and at 070/0756Z per ROP PO-5.
Per ROP PO-8, fine attitude determinations were performed at
069/1254Z and at 069/1431Z. Per operations requests, determinations were
also performed at 069/1824Z and at 070/0404Z.
Post-release FHST maps were performed at 069/1431Z per an
operations request.
RGA biases were uplinked at 069/1714Z, at 070/0249Z and at
070/0920Z as directed by ROP DF-14A.
Using ROP SR-1, SSA transmitter #2 was turned on for the interval
069/1710Z to 069/1723Z.
The SSR-1 EDAC error counter was cleared at 069/1719Z per ROP SR-1A.
Using an operations request, an SSR configuration was made at
069/2220Z.
The NSSC-1 status buffer was dumped at 070/0140Z, using ROP NS-03.
3.0 SIGNIFICANT FORTHCOMING EVENTS:
Commencement of Servicing Mission Orbital Verification (SMOV)
activities and the eventual continuation of normal science observations and
calibrations.
