STUDENT ROCKET EXPERIMENTS

NSIP Sub-SEM Student Flight Week Agenda

Sunday, June 2 5/23/02

4:30 – 5:45 PM Board Bus at Mariner Optional trip to Assateague Wildlife Refuge

6:30 PM Mariner Motel Welcome Dinner and

Conference Room Sub-SEM Opening Session

Monday, June 3

You need to have your ID, lanyard, notebook and wear closed toe shoes.

6:50 AM Board bus at Mariner

7 – 8 AM NASA Cafeteria Breakfast

8 – 8:30 AM Bldg. E-2, Conference Room Daily Overview

8:35 – 10 AM Bldg. F-10 Payload Overview, . Environmental lab Meet team, Close out payload

10 – 10:30 Bldg. F-10 Range Entry Briefing . Environmental Lab

10:30 AM - Noon Bldg. F-10 Payload Overview, . Environmental lab Meet team, Close out payload

Noon – 12:45 PM NASA Cafeteria Lunch

1 – 2:30 PM Bldg. E-106 Pre-mission Briefing . 2^nd Floor Conference Room

2:30 –2:45 PM Bldg. E-2, Conference Room Break

3 – 4:15 PM Bldg. E-2, Conference Room Rocketry . Phi Eberspeaker

4:15 – 4:30 PM Bldg. E-2, Conference Room Daily Wrap-up

Board bus for Mariner

5:15 PM Board bus for dinner

Note: Each team is responsible for completing a tri-fold poster for Student Presentations on Thursday, June 6. The posters will also be displayed at the Award Dinner on Thursday evening. Please anticipate this deadline and implement a manageable plan (design-wise and time-wise) that ensures completion by using scheduled hours at WFF or evenings at the motel.

Tuesday, June 4

You need to have your ID, lanyard, notebook and wear closed toe shoes.

7 AM Board bus at Mariner

7:15 – 8 AM NASA Cafeteria Breakfast

8 – 8:15 AM Building E-2, Conference Room Daily Overview

8:30 – 8:50 AM Building E-2, Conference Room Operations and Safety . Directive Overview

9 – 9:50 AM Building E-2, Conference Room Environ I Results . Glenbroo

10 – Noon Building E-2, Conference Room Mission Readiness Review

Noon – 1 PM NASA Cafeteria Lunch

1 – 1:30 PM Range Control Center Simulation

1:30 – 3 PM Wallops Island Tour/Pad Photos

3 – 3:15 PM Building E-2, Conference Room Daily Wrap-up

Board bus for Mariner

5:00 PM Board bus for dinner

Wednesday, June 5

You need to have your ID, lanyard, notebook and wear closed toe shoes.

2:30 AM Board bus at Mariner

2:45 AM Range Control Center Report to Stations

3 AM Blockhouse pad 2 Blockhouse Team Reports

5 AM Island Firehouse View the Launch

6 AM Launch!

7 – 8 AM NASA Cafeteria Breakfast

8 – 8:30 AM Building E-2, Conference Room Daily Overview

8:30 AM - Noon Building F-10 Tour Sounding Rocket Facility and Shuttle Small Payloads Lab

Building F- 10 De-integration/Data Analysis

Noon – 1PM NASA Cafeteria Lunch

1 – 2:00 PM Building E-2, Conference Room Data Analysis

2:00 PM Board bus for Mariner See option at 4:00 PM

4:00 PM Teams preferring extended analysis time option board bus for . Mariner.

5:30 PM Board bus for dinner

Experimenters participate in the full pre-launch preparations so that you know how launch is orchestrated and understand the decision points that contribute to the launch.

The launch window is June 5 through 7. If the launch is delayed until June 6 or 7, Student Presentations will not be conducted.

Thursday, June 6

You need to have your (ID, lanyard, notebook and wear closed toe shoes.

If you aren’t planning to wear your outfit for Student Presentations when we leave the Mariner, please be sure you have all of it WITH you, so you can change.

7:00 AM Board bus at Mariner

7 – 8 AM NASA Cafeteria Breakfast

8 – 8:15 AM Building E-2, Conference Room Daily Overview

8:15 - Noon Building E-2, Conference Room Data Analysis . Report Preparation . Finalize Presentation

Noon – 1PM NASA Cafeteria Lunch

1 – 2 PM Building E-2, Conference Room Data Analysis . Report Preparation

2 – 4 PM Building E-2, Conference Room Student Presentations . Experiment Poster Display

4:00 – 4:30 PM Building E-2, Conference Room Daily Wrap-up . Teams Complete Evaluations

Board bus for Mariner

Posters will be displayed at the Award Dinner

6:15 PM Board bus at Mariner

6:30 PM Chincoteague Center Award Dinner

Friday, June 7

Head for Home