GPM Product Evaluations, Algorithms, and Processes: GV in the Post-Launch and Extended Mission
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New Discoveries and objectives of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's Extended Mission: Volcanism and Interior
Data from LRO has formed a corner-stone in our understanding of many fundamental aspects of lunar geology. However, as LRO approaches its 10th year of lunar discovery, key questions about volcanic, tectonic, and interior processes and composition still re-main.
Stopar, J.↗
Operational Availability - Extended Mission Operations
Presentation to support a Summit/TIM with various Stakeholders (Ground and Flight) to perform a GAP analysis associated with ground and spacecraft maintenance, maintainability, and availability activities in order to identify missing Agency planning and guidance materials.
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Trajectory design for the Genesis backup orbit and proposed extended mission
In September 2004, the Genesis spacecraft will return to Earth with its collection of solar wind samples. If for some reason there are any difficulties with returning the samples to Earth during the nominal entry sequence, a contingency plan is in place for a second chance at a successful recovery. This paper will detail the processes used to generate possible backup trajectories, and provide a comparison of the contingency options examined through the course of the study.
Chung, Min-Kun J.↗
The Deep Space 1 Extended Mission
The primary mission of Deep Space 1 (DS1), the first flight of the New Millennium program, completed successfully in September 1999, having exceeded its objectives of testing new, high-risk technologies important for future space and Earth science missions.
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Dawn's Second and Final Extended Mission: A New Operational Campaign at Ceres
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Rayman, Marc D.↗
On-orbit measurement of ISS vibrations during OPALS extended mission operations
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Abrahamson, Matthew↗
Extended mission technology demonstrations using the ASTERIA spacecraft
ASTERIA (Arcsecond Space Telescope Enabling Research In Astrophysics) is a CubeSat space telescope currently operating in low-Earth orbit. It is expected to remain in orbit at least through October 2019. Developed as a technology demonstration mission under the JPL Phaeton Program for training early-career engineers, ASTERIA has achieved sub-arcsecond pointing stability and milliKelvin thermal stability over 20-minute observations.
Knapp, Mary↗
An Update on TESS Data Products Available During the Extended Mission
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Orbiting Carbon Observatory – 2 (OCO-2): as we enter the 2nd extended mission
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Gunson, Michael↗
Results from the ASTERIA CubeSat Extended Mission Autonomy Experiments
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Fesq, Lorraine M↗