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Spacesim Missions are excursions to other worlds conducted by [[astronauts]] who are monitored and aided by [[mission control]]. The entire excursion is tended by the [[simulators]]. | Spacesim Missions are excursions to other worlds conducted by [[astronauts]] who are monitored and aided by [[mission control]]. The entire excursion is tended by the [[simulators]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:11, 22 April 2010
| OCESS Procedures Manual |
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| Table of Contents |
| Document Usage |
| Missions |
| Common Positions |
| Mission Control Staff |
| Habitat |
| Engineering |
| Flight (chapter) |
| Habitat Activities |
| Experiments |
| Emergency |
| Alpha Procedures |
Spacesim Missions are excursions to other worlds conducted by astronauts who are monitored and aided by mission control. The entire excursion is tended by the simulators.
Parameters
Each mission will have several parameters that must be set by the Mission Commander or designate prior to the mission:
| Mission Type | Missions are either Training Missions or Main Missions |
| Mission Objectives | Each mission will have specific objectives that are to be accomplished, if the mission is to be considered a success. |
| Mission Destination | An extraterrestrial destination will be selected for each mission |
| Staff | The Habitat and Mission Control will be staffed each according to their own procedures. |
Mission Quality Control
To ensure the success of each mission. The mission's main parameters should be finalised
- At least one day prior to the mission for Training Missions
- At least one month before the mission for Main Missions.
The Admiral should review and approve the parameters when they are presented by the Mission Commander.
