Training Missions (procedures) - Revision history

Stefanido at 16:52, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T16:52:49Z

Stefanido: Training Mission Procedures moved to Training Missions (procedures)

2010-04-20T16:30:27Z

Training Mission Procedures moved to Training Missions (procedures)

Stefanido: Added Command

2010-04-08T17:28:00Z

Added Command

Stefanido at 16:44, 8 April 2010

2010-04-08T16:44:49Z

Stefanido: /* In Mission Control */

2010-04-06T17:07:56Z

‎In Mission Control

Darth Wombat at 17:38, 3 April 2010

2010-04-03T17:38:20Z

Stefanido at 20:56, 30 March 2010

2010-03-30T20:56:01Z

Darth Wombat: /* 0.3 Training Mission Procedures */ - software, redlink, minor edits

2010-03-30T00:14:19Z

‎0.3 Training Mission Procedures: - software, redlink, minor edits

Darth Wombat: /* 0.3.2 Reality */ - noted that it must be decided whether the mission will be conducted Beta or Gamma each time

2010-03-30T00:06:08Z

‎0.3.2 Reality: - noted that it must be decided whether the mission will be conducted Beta or Gamma each time

Darth Wombat: /* 0.3.2 Reality */ - added ambiguity about Beta vs. Gamma in Training Missions

2010-03-30T00:04:13Z

‎0.3.2 Reality: - added ambiguity about Beta vs. Gamma in Training Missions

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-==0.3 Training Mission Procedures==
+{{Procedure}}
-===0.3.1 Purpose===
+The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices and software.
 The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices and software. Immediately before a traning mission commences the following should be decided on:
 *The purpose of this particular training mission
 *Whether it will take place in the [[Beta]] or [[Gamma]] reality
 *Whether or not it is necessary that the mission start from take-off rather than from [[AYSE]] or even the mission destination.
-===0.3.2 Reality===
+==Reality==
 Training Missions can either take place in the Gamma Reality or the Beta Reality. When in Gamma, participants will know that they are simulating a space mission for the purposes of training. However, they will do their utmost to portray their activities as being a component of a real space mission, in order to preserve immersion in the simulation. A Beta mission will have the participants attempt to simulate an actual mission.
 Before a training mission commences the [[Admiral]], [[Mission Commander]], or senior student in charge of the mission must should which reality the mission will be conducted in.
-===0.3.3 Types of Training Missions===
+==Types of Training Missions==
 There are two types of training missions:
-====Full Missions====
+===Full Missions===
 Full Missions are essentially [[Main Mission]]s in miniature. However, they can be initialised from any location (i.e. it is not necessary to begin each Full Training Mission by blasting off from Earth). Full Training Missions differ from Main Missions in that they have defined end criteria that, if met, will cause the Mission Control Commander to end the training mission, and initiate [[debriefing]].
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 *Time: Full Training Missions generally require at least 5 hours excluding set-up and clean-up
-====Scenario Missions====
+===Scenario Missions===
 Scenario Missions are short training excercises that emphasise one or two mission protocols. All participants will receive a briefing complete with backstory prior to the beginning of the mission, and will then begin ''in media res''. Scenario Training Missions have one or two end criteria that, if met, will cause the Mission Control Commander to end the training mission, and initiate debriefing.
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 *Time: Scenario Training Missions require at least 1 hour excluding set-up and clean-up.
-=====Example Scenarios=====
+====Example Scenarios====
 {{Main|Example Scenarios}}
 The following is an example briefing manual that might be passed around prior to a scenario training mission. Only the Mission Control Commander should retain a copy of this document during the mission.
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 </pre>
-===0.3.4 Documentation and Observers===
+==Documentation and Observers==
-====In Mission Control====
+===In Mission Control===
 In Mission Control, each Mission Controller should have a copy of their position's procedures. The Flight Director should have a complete copy of all Mission Procedures.
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 If available, Mission Controllers not currently on duty may be asked to perform the role of an Observer. An Observer will add material to the Mission Procedures during the Mission, where such situations that warrant these additions arise in accordance with [[Observer Procedures]].
-====In the Habitat====
+===In the Habitat===
 There should be one full procedures manual in the Habitat during every mission. However, it is unlikely that the astronauts will have the time or the extra hands necessary to perform document revisions while performing their mission-related duties.
-===0.3.5 Training Requirements===
+==Training Requirements==
-====Mission Control====
+===Mission Control===
 All Mission Controllers are required to have certification at the "In Progress" rating or higher on each station that they man in [[Mission Control]].
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 There must always be at least one Mission Controller on duty with certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the NETWORK station. This staffer can be tasked to duties other than Network Administration if that expertise is not required.
-====Habitat====
+===Habitat===
 All [[Astronauts]] are required to have certification at the "In Progress" rating or higher on all of the following Habitat stations:
 *AUXCOM
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 At least one astronaut must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''COMMAND''' station.

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 ====Mission Control====
 All Mission Controllers are required to have certification at the "In Progress" rating or higher on each station that they man in [[Mission Control]].
 There must always be at least one Mission Controller on duty with certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the NETWORK station. This staffer can be tasked to duties other than Network Administration if that expertise is not required.
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 At least one astronaut must have certification at the "Complete" rating or higher on the '''PILOT''' station.
 {{Procedure|PrevTopic=Main Mission Procedures|NextTopic=Network and Software Procedures}}

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 ====In the Habitat====
 There should be one full procedures manual in the Habitat during every mission. However, it is unlikely that the astronauts will have the time or the extra hands necessary to perform document revisions while performing their mission-related duties.
 {{Procedure|PrevTopic=Main Mission Procedures|NextTopic=Network and Software Procedures}}

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 During the Mission, if a situation arises that would benefit from having standard procedures, a note should be made, at the time of the situation, to write them in to the documentation during the debriefing.
-If available, Mission Controllers not currently on duty may be asked to perform the role of an Observer. An Observer will add material to the Mission Procedures during the Mission, where such situations that warrant these additions arise.
+If available, Mission Controllers not currently on duty may be asked to perform the role of an Observer. An Observer will add material to the Mission Procedures during the Mission, where such situations that warrant these additions arise in accordance with [[Observer Procedures]].
 ====In the Habitat====

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 ==0.3 Training Mission Procedures==
 ===0.3.1 Purpose===
-The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices and software
+The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices and software. Immediately before a traning mission commences the following should be decided on:
 ===0.3.2 Reality===
-Training Missions can either take place in the [[Gamma]] Reality or the [[Beta]] Reality. When in Gamma, participants will know that they are simulating a space mission for the purposes of training. However, they will do their utmost to portray their activities as being a component of a real space mission, in order to preserve immersion in the simulation. A Beta mission will have the participants attempt to simulate an actual mission.
+Training Missions can either take place in the Gamma Reality or the Beta Reality. When in Gamma, participants will know that they are simulating a space mission for the purposes of training. However, they will do their utmost to portray their activities as being a component of a real space mission, in order to preserve immersion in the simulation. A Beta mission will have the participants attempt to simulate an actual mission.
 Before a training mission commences the [[Admiral]], [[Mission Commander]], or senior student in charge of the mission must should which reality the mission will be conducted in.

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	====In the Habitat====		====In the Habitat====
	There should be one full procedures manual in the Habitat during every mission. However, it is unlikely that the astronauts will have the time or the extra hands necessary to perform document revisions while performing their mission-related duties.		There should be one full procedures manual in the Habitat during every mission. However, it is unlikely that the astronauts will have the time or the extra hands necessary to perform document revisions while performing their mission-related duties.
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		+	{{Procedure\|PrevTopic=Main Mission Procedures\|NextTopic=Network and Software Procedures}}

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 ==0.3 Training Mission Procedures==
 ===0.3.1 Purpose===
-The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices.
+The purpose of a training mission is to instruct all participants in the details of procedures and protocol, reveal deficiencies in current protocols, and develop familiarity with general best practices and software
 ===0.3.2 Reality===
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 ====Full Missions====
-Full Missions are essentially [[Main Mission]]s in miniature. However, they can be initialised from any location (i.e. it is not necessary to begin each Full Training Mission by blasting off from Earth). Full Training Missions differ from Main Missions in that they have defined end criteria that, if met, will cause the Mission Control Commander to end the training mission, and initiate debriefing.
+Full Missions are essentially [[Main Mission]]s in miniature. However, they can be initialised from any location (i.e. it is not necessary to begin each Full Training Mission by blasting off from Earth). Full Training Missions differ from Main Missions in that they have defined end criteria that, if met, will cause the Mission Control Commander to end the training mission, and initiate [[debriefing]].
-*Purpose: The [[astronauts]] will have one or two purposes to fulfill possibly including an experiment.
+*Purpose: The [[astronauts]] will have one or two purposes to fulfill, possibly including an experiment.
-*Astros: A full crew complement of at least 6 astronauts should be aboard the Habitat. Up to 8 astronauts are permitted.
+*Astros: A full crew complement of at least 6 astronauts should be aboard the Habitat. Up to 8 astronauts are permitted, but this has adverse affects on the temperature and comfort in [[Command and Control]].
 *Mission Control: Mission Control should be manned as for a [[Main Mission]] according to [[Mission Control Staffing Procedures]]
 *Simulators: Simulators should operate as normal for a Main Mission, reducing the number or difficulty of obstacles to an appropriate level for the time period allotted.
-*Time: Full Training Missions require at least 5 hours excluding set-up and clean-up
+*Time: Full Training Missions generally require at least 5 hours excluding set-up and clean-up
 ====Scenario Missions====