Mission Operations –Launch February 15, 2000 at 22:02:15 UTC = 14:02:15 PST –41 Days IOC and antenna deployment period –2 year science mission operations.

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Mission Operations –Launch February 15, 2000 at 22:02:15 UTC = 14:02:15 PST –41 Days IOC and antenna deployment period –2 year science mission operations Orbit –Inclination 90 degrees –Perigee 1000 km (initially) –Apogee target altitude 7.2 Earth Radii = 45,923 km –Orbit Period hours –Initial argument of perigee 320 deg., precesses deg. in 2 years –Ascending node at 180 deg. Right Ascension, constant. –Precession of perigee and local time determine location of IMAGE in magnetosphere Jim Burch’s presentation at IMAGE Team Meeting November 16, 1999

Apogee altitude –Desired: +/-1600 km –Delta 3rd Stage capability: +/-2500 km –Science Team Has agreed to +/- 2500km Inclination +/- 1 degree Eccentricy +/ –Function of Apogee Altitude Uncertainty Ascending node: +/- 15 degrees –Drives launch window width (one hour per day) –Affects minimum sun angle from z-axis: Thermal, power, and navigation systems designed for 23.5 degrees or more sun angle from z-axis Argument of Perigee: +/- 3 degrees

IMAGE ELV Configuration and Mission Characteristics Vehicle Configuration: Boeing Delta Medium-Lite Same as Deep Space-1 with exception of mission specific mods Launch Site: SLC-2W at VAFB Launch Period: February 15 thru March 10, 2000 based on current trajectory analysis Liftoff time (hr:min:sec PST) - 15 Feb 00 14:02:15 Orbit Requirements -Apogee Altitude (km/nmi) / Perigee Altitude (km/nmi) 1000/540 -Inclination (deg) 90 -Argument of Perigee (deg) 320

Western Range

Bldg. 836 (Test Control Center)

Bldg Layout (Payload Processing Facility)

Space Launch Complex 2W

Launch Site Mission Plan Activity Name Nov '99Dec '99Jan '00Feb ' rd Stage Processing in Bldg /9/99 12/14/99 Image GSE Arrives 12/15/99 Clean Bldg /15/99 12/23/99 IMAGE Observatory Arrival & Checkout 1/4/00 1/28/00 Mate S/C to 3rd Stage 1/28/00 Can Spacecraft 2/1/00 Move to Pad 2/2/00 Integrated Operations 2/3/00 2/14/00 Launch 2/15/00

IMAGE I&T Schedule Receive & Install Flt. Battery 11/2311/30 Bond Flt. Battery & Radiation Panels 12/01 Stake Side Panels 12/08 Observatory Final Alignment 12/0712/08 OBSV Final Preps for Bagging 12/0812/13 Bag Observatory 12/1312/14 7 Day Cure Minimum Ship Observatory to WR / VAFB 1/04/00 Recondition Battery 12/02 Load Final S/W 12/07 Observatory Functional Test 12/0712/08 Mission Simulation Test #3 12/0812/11 Ship GSE to WR / VAFB 12/15 GSE Arrival & Checkout 12/1512/0412/0612/22 Observatory Functional Testing 1/101/12 Mission SIM #4 Tests 1/171/21 Final OBSV Closeout 1/241/25 Align & Mate IMAGE OBSV w/ Star 37 1/28 Can OBSV w/Star 37 & Move GSE to EEB/Pad/RLCC 2/01 Move OBSV to Pad & Setup GSE at EEB/Pad/RLCC 2/02 Lift, Erect & Mate IMAGE OBSV w/2nd Stage 2/02 Observatory Functional Testing 2/032/06 Observatory Closeout & Red Tag Removal 2/072/08 Fairing Preps & Installation 2/082/09 Final OBSV Aliveness Test (w/No RF) 2/10 Propulsion Preps/Loading & ORD Install 2/102/14 Launch Ready Rvw 2/14 IMAGE Terminal Countdown 2/15 IMAGE LAUNCH T=14:17 2/15 IMAGE Post Launch Ops & Early Orbit Checkout 3/15 Disconnect, Pack & Ship GSE fm WR 2/163/03 Begin IMAGE MO & DA Phase 3/152/15 OBSV RF #2 / SMOC #3 Compat Tests w/DSN CTT 1/141/16 Schedule Reserve / Contingency 1/261/27 OBSV Can Prep & Batt ReCondition 1/291/31 Schedule Reserve / Contingency 1/13

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