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Lisa Prendergast EO20/ Operations Lead January

 Energy is an ESA experiment, that uses the following NASA hardware:  MELFI  HRF Rack 2  Utilizes MELFI for cold stowage of urine samples  Utilizes HRF Rack 2 and PFS hardware for oxygen measurements  Additional ESA activities, which have no POIC involvement:  Urine collect  Water collect  Specialized diet  Sensewear (an activity monitor that is worn throughout the 10 days of the experiment) 2

 ESA is responsible for planning all activities for Energy except:  POIC planners will schedule required HRF2/PFS ground and unattended activities in the timeline.  Cold Stowage team will provide MELFI stowage locations to ESA and will ensure Execution Notes are correct.  ESA is responsible for negotiating overall scheduling with MCC-H, including any deviations from nominal scheduling rules (e.g. PFS sessions during pre-sleep).  Planning constraints with NASA payloads:  There is a 4-day minimum, preferably 7-day separation between ENERGY measurement day and Pro K diet sessions.  No Holter/Cardiopress/BP-ECG or similar equipment are to be used on the right arm during the 10 ENERGY experiment days.  For other constraints click on the following link and go to the Increment Planning Gr&C: 3

 ESA is responsible for executing all crew activities for Energy  Crew questions related to ESA hardware, PFS, Energy scheduling, experiment protocol, rescheduling, or constraints will be fielded by COL-CC.  Crew questions related to HRF Rack 2, HRF Laptop, or MELFI locations will be fielded by POIC.  POIC is responsible for activating and deactivating HRF Rack 2 in support of Energy science. 4

 Reside in the ESA PODF  Marked Impact P for HRF to review for safe and consistent use of the HRF Rack and PFS hardware 5

 Operations occur after the crewmember has been on-board 3 months, and at least 3 weeks before they return:  Operations consist of 10 days:  The day before science begins:  ESA planning: Crew eats specialized diet, sets up Sensewear, and performs a water sample  Crew sets up HRF2/PFS – ESA planning (touches NASA Hardware)  Day 1: ‘The Big Day!’  PFS measurements taken throughout the day  Urine samples taken throughout the day and put in MELFI  Days 2 – 10:  ESA plans and executes activities (water collect, urine collect, specialized diet, and Sensewear). The only activity that affects POIC is the MELFI urine insert 6

7 Crew PAYCOM POD DAMECHRF EUROCOM PFS, Sensewear, Food, Water, and Overall Experiment Constraints HRF-2, HRF Laptop, MELFI COL OC CADMOS Food & DLW intake Sensewear and urine/water samples HRF-2 Rack & HRF Laptop Overall Experiment, PFS

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