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*[[Habitat Commander]] | *[[Habitat Commander]] | ||
*[[Pilot]] | *[[Pilot]] | ||
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*[[Chief Engineer]] | *[[Chief Engineer]] | ||
| + | *[[Medic]] | ||
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*[[Payload Specialist]] | *[[Payload Specialist]] | ||
===Former Crew Positions=== | ===Former Crew Positions=== | ||
*[[Robotics Specialist]] | *[[Robotics Specialist]] | ||
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==List of Astronauts== | ==List of Astronauts== | ||
Revision as of 09:57, 19 October 2008
In the context of the OCESS's annual Mission, the astronauts are the members who enter the Habitat for the purposes of simulating space flight and exploration.
The astronaut positions are coveted amongst members of the OCESS as only a few positions are available, and those who go will always remember the experience. That however is only half the story (or a third if you ignore mission integrity) as two other groups of students exist within the OCESS (these being the Mission Control Staff, and the Simulator) providing an enjoyable experience for all.
- Main article: Spacesim Groups
Purpose
The purpose of astronauts is to collect the data from the experiments, simulate living in space, and react to Mission Control's decisions. They are isolated from the outside world for the duration of the mission, during which time they experience the trials and tribulations of space exploration.
Crew Positions
As far as known, in OCESS's early days, crew roles were not specified except the role of the commander. In one account by a exchange member from Lexington, he contrasted the Lexington simulation's segregation of roles with Lisgar Simulation's flexible duties. When Robbie the Robot was introduced, a specialized position was informally created for its operations. Starting the 2005-06 Mission to Titan, OCESS graduatlly created and formalized astronaut positions that is used today.
Former Crew Positions
List of Astronauts
Lists of astronauts are also present on the pages for the relevant year or mission
- 2004-05: Songyan Cai (Mission Commander and Pilot), Mor Levy (Payload Specialist), Jonathan Scothorn (Payload Specialist), Stefan De Young (Payload Specialist)
- 2005-06: Stephen Smith (Mission Commander), Jonathan Scothorn (Pilot), Stefan De Young (Payload Specialist), Brian Foo (Payload Specialist), Nevin Hotson (Chief Engineer), Steve Mair (Payload Specialist), Guangye Cao (Mini mission only)
- 2006-07: Stefan De Young (Mission Commander), Jonathan Scothorn (Pilot), Nevin Hotson (Chief Engineer), Lauren Delrio (Medic), Anthony Xing (Co-Pilot), and James Cooper (Payload Specialist).
- 2007-08: Nevin Hotson (Mission Commander), Anthony Xing (Pilot), Maclean Rouble (Co-pilot), Daisy Wong (Medic), Matt Farkas-Dyck, (Engineer), Ben Paul (COM Officer).
