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'''Earth-Station 1''' is the only earth-based branch of the [[OCESS]] other than [[Mission Control]]. It was created during Mission [[Daedalus 2010]], where it was used to assist Mission Control in diagnostic matters. It replaced the previous tradition among [[Flight Director]]s of calling experts when Mission Control was out of its depth in a situation; this consisted of telephoning the [[Simulators]] who would usually lend assistance. In order to replace this it is run by whichever simulators are on-duty. | '''Earth-Station 1''' is the only earth-based branch of the [[OCESS]] other than [[Mission Control]]. It was created during Mission [[Daedalus 2010]], where it was used to assist Mission Control in diagnostic matters. It replaced the previous tradition among [[Flight Director]]s of calling experts when Mission Control was out of its depth in a situation; this consisted of telephoning the [[Simulators]] who would usually lend assistance. In order to replace this it is run by whichever simulators are on-duty. | ||
| − | Earth-Station 1 also served as [[Mission Control]] during the short intervals while Mission Control was tranferring from the [[Spacesim Office]] to night-time Mission Control at [[440 Albert]] | + | Earth-Station 1 also served as [[Mission Control]] during the short intervals while Mission Control was tranferring from the [[Spacesim Office]] to night-time Mission Control at [[440 Albert]]. |
==Procedures== | ==Procedures== | ||
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==Location== | ==Location== | ||
During [[Daedalus 2010]], while Mission Control was at the [[Sim Office]] at [[Lisgar]], [[List of Computers#Mission Control Computers|Mir]] or [[List of Computers#Simulator Computers|Fu]] acted as Earth Station 1. | During [[Daedalus 2010]], while Mission Control was at the [[Sim Office]] at [[Lisgar]], [[List of Computers#Mission Control Computers|Mir]] or [[List of Computers#Simulator Computers|Fu]] acted as Earth Station 1. | ||
| − | When Mission Control transferred from Lisgar to [[440 Albert]] for [[Night Shift]] | + | When Mission Control transferred from Lisgar to [[440 Albert]] for [[Night Shift|Night Shifts]], Mir became the official [[Mission Control]] [[AUXCOM]] and [[Admiral]] [[Magwood]]'s laptop became Earth Station 1. Fu was also used as Earth Station 1 several times. |
==Earth Station 1b== | ==Earth Station 1b== | ||
When another computer was acting as Earth Station 1, [[Admiral]] [[Magwood]]'s laptop, located in the [[Simulator Loft]], operated as Earth Station 1b. | When another computer was acting as Earth Station 1, [[Admiral]] [[Magwood]]'s laptop, located in the [[Simulator Loft]], operated as Earth Station 1b. | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 24 March 2010
Earth-Station 1 is the only earth-based branch of the OCESS other than Mission Control. It was created during Mission Daedalus 2010, where it was used to assist Mission Control in diagnostic matters. It replaced the previous tradition among Flight Directors of calling experts when Mission Control was out of its depth in a situation; this consisted of telephoning the Simulators who would usually lend assistance. In order to replace this it is run by whichever simulators are on-duty.
Earth-Station 1 also served as Mission Control during the short intervals while Mission Control was tranferring from the Spacesim Office to night-time Mission Control at 440 Albert.
Procedures
- Main article: AUXCOM Procedures
Earth Station 1 uses a slightly amended version of the normal AUXCOM Procedures.
Location
During Daedalus 2010, while Mission Control was at the Sim Office at Lisgar, Mir or Fu acted as Earth Station 1. When Mission Control transferred from Lisgar to 440 Albert for Night Shifts, Mir became the official Mission Control AUXCOM and Admiral Magwood's laptop became Earth Station 1. Fu was also used as Earth Station 1 several times.
Earth Station 1b
When another computer was acting as Earth Station 1, Admiral Magwood's laptop, located in the Simulator Loft, operated as Earth Station 1b.
