1. P07107: Mission Control Procedures Aerospace Systems and Technology
Dr. Dorin Patru Faculty Guide
Alberto Lopez Samper ISE
Jeff Sullivan EE
Jon Klenovic ME

2. MSD II Project Review Outline
Project Description
Customer Needs
Site Design Process
Finalized Site Design
Procedure Design Process
Finalized Procedure Design
Strengths/Weaknesses of Design
Future Improvements

3. Project Description Justification
Lack of structure
Inefficient use of time
Unforeseen issues
Facilitate setup process and streamline launch
Reduce errors

4. Project Description Pre-launch, Launch, Post-Launch Procedures
Tools and Equipment
Nominal and Contingency Procedures
Launch Training

5. Detailed Customer Needs
Nominal procedures for pre-launch, launch and post-launch activities
Contingency procedures for pre-launch, launch, and post-launch activities
Documentation of all tools and equipment needed for pre-launch, launch, and post-launch activities
Pre-launch, launch, and post-Launch testing to be performed and actions to be taken for a passing criterion
Pre-launch, launch and post-launch testing to be performed and actions to be taken for a failing criterion
Take into account all local, state, federal, and international regulations
Take into account all RIT and KGCOE Policies
Take into account all industry standards
Training program for student controllers that simulates nominal and contingency scenarios

6. Design Process Presentation of Information: Software Options:
Paper, Electronic, or Electronic with hard copy
Software Options:
Data basing and meta data, Web based system, Versioning software, or Integrated systems

7. System Selection Why EDGE? Software support Infrastructure in place
Student and faculty knowledgeable of system
Available for use at no cost
Built-in features met most of customer needs
Table of contents, user types, review & lock-out process
Ease of use

8. Benchmarking Tab format Sidebar outline Series of hyperlinks
Tab across the side
Table of contents style
Icons

9. Organizational Hierarchy
Finalized Site Design
Main Tabs
Organizational Hierarchy

10. Finalized Site Design: Features
Main Tabs and Subsections
Location Bar
Table of Contents:
Showing Breakdown
of Procedures

11. Finalized Site Design: Features
Check
Boxes
Pictures
Back to Top Quick Link

12. Procedure Development Process
Meeting with Individual Teams
Attending Testing
Examining Previous Documentation

13. Finalized Procedure Design
Land based, Sea based, and Testing
Multiple procedure types
Tools & Equipment, Pre-launch, Launch, Post Launch
Director & Individual Procedures

14. Finalized Procedure Design

15. Finalized Procedures Design
Director Procedures
Comprehensive procedures for team leader and faculty guide
Individual Procedures
Student and task specific procedures

16. Finalized Procedures Design
Check Boxes: to ensure no procedures have been missed
Student Call-outs: assigns students to specific tasks
Error Log: documentation of contingencies

17. Finalized Procedures Design
Individual Procedures contain the necessary tools, equipment, and tasks to complete their assigned responsibilities

18. Strengths of Design Procedures are easy to use Clear organization
Streamlines testing by accounting for all equipment
Eliminates errors
Increases efficiency of launch participants
Robust
Room for expansion in procedures and software
Withstands the test of time

19. Weaknesses of Design Updates to the Edge Site planned for Summer 2007
Could affect Mission Control Procedures site format or coding
Did not meet following engineering specifications:
The ability to recursively print
The ability to work off-line
Procedures lack detail
Formatting dependent on web browser
Internet Explorer vs. Mozilla Firefox

20. Future Considerations
Ability to develop procedures
Accessibility of other teams
Course deliverable – Mission Procedures
Organization of equipment
Store procedures in a stand alone system
Software improvements
Search capabilities
Recursive printing
Printing break points

21. Questions