Operations Report – November 15th
Crew 198 Operations Report 15-Nov-2018
SOL: 5
Name of person filing report: Dana Levin
Non-nominal systems: Report filing, Rover Demos, engineering airlock electrical sockets, engineering airlock light, lower deck hab wall heater,
Notes on non-nominal systems:
– Generator update; failed overnight again, unable to obtain stable spin rates longer than 40 minutes. Todays attempt will be to start the generator at sunset regardless of SOC
– Report filing repeating from last night for broadcasting: we have had continued trouble with non updated report templates requiring a back and forth between MDRS and mission support demanding reports filed in different formats. This yielded significant crew frustration
o Proposed solution: reports could be turned into google forms. The links to these forms sent to the station crew to standardize filing format. This would also allow centralized data collection and presentation including some values that could be graphed over time and organized for presentation/analysis easily.
o We attempted to formulate such forms but our internet connection did not allow connection to the google servers
– Sojourner: functioning nominally
– Curiosity: functioning normally
– Opportunity: functioning normally
– Engineering air lock light and power sockets are still inoperable.
– Demos: rover remains inoperable.
– 350 ATV is inoperable, likely with a dead battery that has yet to be replaced
Generator (hours run): 11
Solar— SOC % (Before generator is run at night): 90%
Diesel Reading – 55%
Propane Reading – not taken
Ethanol Free Gasoline – 10 gallons.
Water (auxillary tank) – 80 gallons
Water (static tank) – 270 gallons
Auxillary to Static tank transfer– yes
Gallons transferred: 60
Water in GreenHab – tank at 40%
Water (loft) – Static to Loft Pump used – yes
Toilet tank emptied: no
Deimos rover used: no
Hours:
Beginning charge: 100%
Ending charge:
Currently charging: no
Sojourner rover used: no
Hours: 2 cumulative
Beginning charge: 100%
Ending charge: 30
Currently charging: yes
Spirit rover used: no
Hours: 1
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging: no
Opportunity rover used: yes
Hours: 5
Beginning charge: 100
Ending charge: 21
Currently charging: yes
Curiosity rover used: yes
Hours: 5
Beginning charge: 100
Ending charge: 26
Currently charging: yes
Notes on rovers: (See above)
Demos: batteries refilled, charged at 100% but rover remains inoperable
ATV’s Used: (Honda, , 350.1, 350.2)
Reason for use: EVA
Oil Added? no
ATV Fuel Used: 1 Gals
# Hours the ATVs were Used today: 2
Notes on ATVs: one of the 350s is still non functional. The battery appears dead
HabCar used and why, where? Yes to obtain water to refill static tank
CrewCar used and why, where? no
General notes and comments:
Please standardize reports and consider loading them into google forms or some kind of email template with a hab specific email. This saves data by preventing redownloading of mail to different accounts, avoids incorrect forms transmitted to crew or filed by crew, and makes data transfer easier
Summary of internet: functional
Summary of suits and radios: using our own
Summary of Hab operations: nominal despite facility difficulties
Summary of GreenHab operations: none
Summary of ScienceDome operations: none
Summary of RAMM operations: none
Summary of any observatory issues: none identified as we are not using observatory
Summary of health and safety issues: none
Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support: see above
Journalist Report – November 15th
Houston, we’ve had a problem. We’ve had a main bus B undervolt. Right now voltage is looking good. We’ve had a pretty large bang associated with the caution and warning there. As I recall, main B was the one that had an amp spike on it once before. In the interim here we’re starting to go ahead and button up the tunnel again. That jolt must have rocked the sensor on O2 quantity too. It was oscillating down around 20 to 60 percent. Now it’s full-scale high again. And Houston, we had a restart on our computer and we had a PGNCS light and the restart reset. And we’re looking at our service module RCS Helium 1. We have B is Barber poled and D is barber poled, Helium 2, D is barber pole and secondary propellants I have A and C barber pole BMAG temperatures? AC2 is showing zip. I’m going to try to reconfigure on that. We’ve got a main bus A undervolt now too showing.
I tried to reset and fuel cell 1 and 3 are both showing gray flags but they are both showing zip on the flows….
Spaceballs one has now gone to plaid
Sol Summary Report – November 15th
Crew 198 Sol Summary Report 11-15-2018
Sol: 5
Summary Title: Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire
Author’s name: MacLovin’ (but Call me Ishmael)
Mission Status: it was the best of times it was the worst of times, it was age of wisdom it was age of Aquarius. Age of Aquarius.
Sol Activity Summary: Drove Curiosity rover to 88 miles per hour, went back to day 1 of our mission and encountered ourselves.
Look Ahead Plan: We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We are going to live on! We are going to survive! Today we celebrate our independence day!
Anomalies in work: mouse
Weather: Today is the winter of our discontent
Crew Physical Status: Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise
EVA: medical contingencies
Reports to be file: Operations, Green Hab, Journalist, EVA Request, EVA Report, Sol Summary
Support Requested: None at this time.
GreenHab Report – November 15th
Crew 198 GreenHab Report – 15-NOV-2018
GreenHab Officer: Andrei
Environmental control:
Heating
Shade cloth on
Average temperatures:
Low: 70
High 80
Hours of supplemental light: none
Daily water usage for crops: 4 gallons
Water in Blue Tank—40 % full
Time(s) of watering for crops: 1030
Changes to crops: Note all emergence of seedlings, death of seedlings, etc (These are also mandatory to write in the GreenHab book for 2018-2019) none
Narrative: no other information at this time
Harvest: This is our research so it is important that all harvested crops are noted and also weighed and that weight recorded in the GreenHab book and here.
Support/supplies needed:none
EVA#5 Report – November 15th
Crew 198 EVA report 15-11-2018
EVA #: 5
Simulation of medical contingencies during EVA.
EVA Participants: Bindhu, Jayne, Aakar, Joe, Chuck, Andrei, Dan, Andy, Ben
Location: 12S Easting: 517500 Northing: 4150500
EVA Objectives: Simulation of medical contingencies during EVA.
Results: Medical contingencies successfully simulated
Issues/Mitigation: none
ATVs x3, Spirit, Curiosity, Opportunity
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