1. OSIRIS Full Team Meeting Welcome, Introduction, Agenda
Holger Sierks

2. OSIRIS - Scientific Camera System
NAC – Narrow Angle Camera
FOV 2.2°, IFOV 18.6 µrad/px
SiC, 2k x 2k BI E2V CCD, AB
3-mirror off-axis, f/8, 717mm
plus 3 E-Boxes
(35 kg total)
WAC – Wide Angle Camera
FOV 12°, IFOV 101 µrad/px
Al bench, 2k x 2k BI E2V CCD, AB
2-mirror off-axis, f/5.6, 140mm

3. Introduction OSIRIS is healthy, hibernating since end of March 2011
Obtained robust knowledge of flight hardware, software, operations, and
tools from more than 250 days of on-time OSIRIS experience
Still a few technical issue to deal with (see Friday)
OSIRIS delta commissioning to be laid out
Operations User Manual to be finished
Lutetia data analysis is fading out, data open to public
PSS Special Issue with 14 team contributions, out by EGU conf.
Focus now on C-G planning, science and operations
Planning and analysis tools for C-G
CoIs and Associate Scientists to taking action and role in C-G prep work NOW!

4. Agenda March 7, morning session, 9-13h
09:00 Welcome, Introduction and Goal of the Meeting - C. Barbieri, H. Sierks
Lutetia, Steins, Vesta, and Phobos
09:10 Lutetia: Lesson learned from Rosetta flyby - A. Barucci
09:30 Lutetia photometry - C. Leyrat
09:50 Update on 3-D modeling by photoclinometry - LAM
10:10 Modeling of the Central Crater Cluster Impacts - N. Thomas
10:30 Variegation of the Baetica region - S. Magrin
10:50 Discussion
11:00 Coffee break
11:10 Crater models and possible scaling law - G. Cremonese
11:30 Gravity, differentiation and crater morphology - J.-B. Vincent
11:50 Probing the inner structures of asteroids and comets with impact simulations - N. Oklay
12:10 Exploratory study of crater detection on Lutetia using mathematical morphology methods - M. Jenerowicz
12:30 3-D dense reconstruction of visible Lutetia surface - A. Aboudan
12:50 Discussion
13:00 Lunch break

5. Agenda March 7, afternoon session, 14-18h
14:00 OSIRIS observations of 4 Vesta - S. Fornasier
14:20 A look at 21 Lutetia from 4 Vesta - U. Keller
14:40 Spectrophotometry investigation of Phobos with the OSIRIS-NAC camera- M. Pajola 
Comets, C-G Science
15:00 Role of Comets in Early Solar System - H. Rickman
15:40 Thermophysical Model for Thermal Emission Studies - B. Davidsson
15:50 Deriving Physical Parameters of Atmosphereless Bodies in the Solar System by Modeling their Thermal Emission, ISSI team report - B. Davidsson
16:00 Coffee break
16:10 Dust modeling and report on Italian dust working group - M. Fulle
16:30 Updates on Hartley-2, Temple-1- M. A’Hearn
17:00 Hartley-2 thermal model - O. Groussin 
17:20 Modeling cometary dust jets - J.-B. Vincent
17:40 Discussion
Adjourn
18:00 Executive Meeting (Lead Scientists, Splinter room)

6. Agenda March 8, morning session, 9-13h Comets, C-G Science
09:00 Update on ground based observations of C-G - C. Tubiana/C. Snodgrass
09:20 Spin and activity of comet C-G - J.-B. Vincent
09:40 Expected dust flux as relevant for OSIRIS instrument and observations - J. Knollenberg
10:00 Investigations relevant to comet activity - U. Keller
10:30 PHIRE-2 – A photometric facility for dirty ice - N. Thomas
10:50 Discussion
11:00 Coffee break
Science Planning
11:10 OSIRIS landing support and pre-landing science, review - R. Moissl
11:30 Report from Calibration Working Group, calibration strategy - M. Küppers
11:50 Pipeline status, photometry (MPS, LAM, UPD approach, merging)- M. Küppers
12:10 Report from Coma Working Group - H. Rickman
12:30 Report from Nucleus Working Group - P. Lamy
12:50 Discussion
13:00 Lunch break

7. Agenda March 8, afternoon session, 14-18h Review comet strategy
14:00 Science Repository Document and Science planning, connection/merge of STT - H. Sierks, all
14:30 Prioritization of science objectives for OSIRIS at C-G - all
15:00 Rosetta orbits, skeleton plan, and iterations with Flight Dynamics - M. Küppers
15:20 Discussion of sample orbits and orbit selection with regard to science goals - M. Küppers, all
15:40 Multi-instrument observations and collaborations - all
16:00 Coffee break
16:10 Comet science plans in Paris group - A. Barucci
16:30 Lab measurements of comet analogs - all
16:50 Definition and setup of the Science Planning Working Group - all
17:10 Operations team setup and planning, manpower, funding at C-G, discussion - all
17:30 Rosetta SGS setup, timeline and planning tools/cycles, SGS DB - M. Küppers
17:45 Delta commissioning post hibernation - all
18:00 Discussion
Adjourn
Splinter Sessions as needed
Team Dinner (Palazzo Zacco, Prato della Valle)

8. Agenda
March 9, morning session, 9-13h Technical session 09:00 Dust on WAC mirrors and baffle - I. Bertini with V. Da Deppo, F. Peron and PF. Brunello 09:20 Dust on NAC mirrors and baffle - LAM tbc 09:40 Shutter performance - M. Pertile (title tbd) 10:00 OSIRIS document server - I. Büttner 10:15 Status and content of the OSIRIS User manual - I. Büttner, all 10:30 Software tools needed for comet encounter: Sequence and planning tools, AIDA, OASIS, DAMOKLES, ITLEditor, visualization tools, etc. - all 10:50 Discussion 11:00 Coffee break 11:15 Onboard software – autonomy on ‘plume’ detection? Discussion 11:30 Ground Reference Model status, EGSEs - I. Büttner 11:45 NCR-AR status update 12:00 CCD health status and degradation (annealing threshold?) 12:20 Discussion 12:30 Date and location of next meeting, joint meetings with other instrument teams 12:40 Status of Action Items, meeting summary 12:50 AOB 13:00 Lunch break 14:00 Adjourn

9. Science Lutetia fly-by results presented at Europlanet 2010 DPS 2010
AGU 2010
EGU 2011
LPSC 2011
DPS/Europlanet 2011
… LPSC 2012, EGU 2012, ACM 2012 …
Lutetia article in Science Magazine
Images of Asteroid 21 Lutetia: A Remnant Planetesimal from the Early Solar System.
PSS Special Issue contributions (total of 14)
see table of Lutetia papers
Lutetia data delivered to PSA/PDS archive
Need to move on to cometary science and prime mission preparation

10. 3 papers on Lutetia Fly-by
published on 28 Oct 2011:
OSIRIS
VIRTIS
RSI
Rosetta got the Cover Page!
Huge resonance in the media.

11. Title
Authors
Target/Status
Images of Asteroid 21 Lutetia:
A Remnant Planetesimal from the Early Solar System
H. Sierks et al
Science; published 28 Oct 2011
Physical properties of craters on asteroid (21) Lutetia
J.-B. Vincent et al
PSS; accepted
Search for satellites near (21) Lutetia using OSIRIS/Rosetta images
I. Bertini et al
The geomorphology of (21) Lutetia: Results from the OSIRIS imaging system onboard ESA’s Rosetta spacecraft
N. Thomas et al
The Northern hemisphere of asteroid 21 Lutetia - Topography and orthoimages from Rosetta OSIRIS NAC image data
F. Preusker et al
Hydrocode simulations of the largest crater on the asteroid Lutetia
G. Cremonese et al
Boulders on Lutetia
M. Kueppers et al
(21) Lutetia spectrophotometry from Rosetta-OSIRIS images and comparison to ground-based observations
S. Magrin et al
The Cratering History of Asteroid (21) Lutetia
S. Marchi et al
Lutetia surface reconstruction and uncertainty analysis
S. Debei et al
Shape modeling technique KOALA validated by ESA Rosetta at (21) Lutetia
B. Carry et al
Overview on Lutetia’s surface composition
A. Barucci et al
Shape and phys properties
P. Lamy et al
PSS? ICARUS?; status update pending
Geological map and stratigraphy of asteroid 21 Lutetia
M. Massironi et al
Possible evidence for partial differentiation of asteroid Lutetia from Rosetta
B.P. Weiss et al
Rosetta Fly-by at Asteroid (21) Lutetia – An Overview
R. Schulz et al

12. Lauriacum
Lauriacum

13. C-G Prep Work First cut of Science Plan in iteration
Osiris Science Ops Repository for Prime Mission at C-G, ver. 1/m
discussed at Coma WG Meeting, distributed to the team
defines to Science Objectives and focus per mission phase
needs consolidation by OSIRIS Full Team Meeting
ICD on data exchange with Lander iterated and forwarded to Project Scientist, ICD with COSIMA iterated
SOWG Meetings for Comet Escort Phase B
OSIRIS Full Team Meeting and WG mtgs be focused on C-G
Modeling efforts
activity source region
gas flow (Bird code cont’d)
impacts, granular flows
gravitational aggregates

14. Open Work 1/2 Technical Shutter analysis to be cont’d (mainly WAC now)
OBCPs timing to cleared out (PC13 mishap)
2 ARs still to be worked and closed out with ESA
Software updates to come (switch S1 handling, OSIRIS safe mode)
Low power mode (thermal) be worked out
Band pass filters under re-examination after 10 yrs in storage
Impact of dust on mirrors and baffle of NAC and WAC
Operational
o/b science S/W upgrade? (e.g., watchdog, autonomous action on activity)
OSIRIS delta commissioning post-hibernation to be laid out
CCD health and annealing: analysis, annealing S/W, tests,
threshold to be worked

15. Open Work 2/2 Operational cont’d
OSIRIS Operations User Manual to be finished
Planning and analysis tools for C-G
Potential co-location of OSIRIS Ground Reference Model or
upgraded Qualification Model at ESOC in Prime Mission
Science
C-G science plan to be detailed and cont’d
OSIRIS Calibration WG identified actions
Team
Publication policy be respected all over the team
Team communications to be improved

18. Backup slides

19. Summary Few technical issues to deal with
Robust knowledge of flight hardware, operations, and tools
Science papers on Lutetia done on 1st and 2nd wave
Lutetia data ready delivered to PSA, PDS
Steins, Mars data is public, naming proposal under review by IAU
Next OSIRIS Full Team Meeting in spring 2012 (Sweden)
Focus now on C-G planning
ICDs on data exchange between Rosetta instruments to be finalized, common meeting to come
Need publication policy and plans for C-G 1st, 2nd, 3rd wave
OSIRIS CoIs and Associate Scientists to take action and role in
C-G prep work NOW!

20. C-G Observations Rosetta’s first view of Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko
25th March 2011, start 22:55, end 26th March 11:48
163 million km from target
24 deg phase angle
comet at 5.1 AU (640 Mio km) from Sun
spacecraft at 4.14 AU from Sun
5min exposures full frame NAC and WAC
52*15min (13h) exposures, clear filter, 512x512 px (~0.5 deg)
R=20.9 (~ a million times fainter than the faintest stars visible to the naked eye)