NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory Payload Operations and Integration Function Overview Payload Operations Director Office MSFC/EO03 Tim Horvath Payload Operations Director MSFC/EO

NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC Page 2 Agenda  POIF Objectives and Performance Goals  Real-Time Responsibilities  Useful Web sites  Following this presentation, you will see overviews of the following:  Payload Operations Directors  Planning Team and Operations Controller  Payload Rack Officer and Data Management Coordinator  Simulation Team  Just In Time process

NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC Page 3 POIF Objective and Performance Goals  Objective:  Ensure successful payload operations on the ISS or the Shuttle.  Performance Goals:  Plan and safely perform ISS and Shuttle payload operations.  Achieve 100% of critical science objectives each increment.  Implement all ISS program requirements.  Perform the training, planning, and operations integration for the ISS Payloads within the allotted on-board resources, budget, and schedule.  Coordinate real-time payload operations to enable PD research goals to be successfully achieved.  Perform real-time command and control of the NASA payload support systems in support of the payload complement.

NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC Page 4 Real-time Responsibilities  POIC:  Provides the opportunity for payloads to accomplish defined science objectives.  Supports PD teams in successfully executing payload science.  Focal point for operations of NASA payloads per POH Vol 2  Responsible for configuring and maintaining the Payload Support System resources and NASA facilities’ support to subrack payloads.  Monitors H&S data to ensure safety and resource allocation compliance  Works with PDs and JSC/MOD to coordinate payload operational changes to the timeline and/or ISS system/resource impacts in an effort to achieve science goals  PD teams:  Ensures that the defined payload operations support the science requirements  Supports POIC in payload science execution  Adheres to operational procedures documented in POH Vol 2  Generally operates from sites remote to the POIC (universities, TSCs, etc.)  LIS:  Determines science priorities (among payloads)

NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC Page 5 Useful MSFC Websites  POIF Website  This website provides access to all increment prep and real-time operations documentation, POIF disciplines sites, schedules, planning products, crew & ground training products and control board information.  Point of contact information on how to setup new account is available on the “Welcome” page. Submit  Some sites reachable from the POIF Website are:  Real-time Information Control Office (RICO) Website  POIWG Website  Crew Training Website  Payload Data Library Website / /  This website provides access to PDL software releases, new dataset functionalities, account information, helpdesk support, and PDL Users’ Guide information  Information on how to setup new account is available on the PDL Home page  Some sites reachable from the PDL Website are:  ISS Payload Developer's Portal (must use PDL account to access)  POIF Website  ISS Payload Office Website

NASA MSFC Mission Operations Laboratory MSFC Page 6 Useful JSC Websites  MCC-H OPS-1 Website (a.k.a. JEDI website) (NOTE: click blue tab labeled ‘JEDI’)  JEDI = Joint Execute package Development and Integration  This website provides access to ISS real-time tools in which to view the timeline, crew procedures, messages for the crew, ISS attitude plans, flight notes, planning ground rules and constraints, onboard inventory, etc.  Instructions on how to setup new account is (MCC Web Site Access for remote users)  NASA Sponsor for PD account is Lybrease Woodard (NASA/MSFC Payload Office Manager).  Payload Safety Website  This website provides access to safety documents, forms, safety panel schedules, toxicology information, etc.  Point of contact information on how to setup new account is available on the Safety page.