Mission Operations Days: 2001/160 to 2001/166
June 09, 2001 00:00:00 GMT to June 15, 2001 00:00:00 GMT
The MODIS Power Supply 2 Shut Off on DOY 2001/166. (details below)
MODIS is currently in Survival Mode.
Terra Spacecraft and MODIS Instrument Status:
| Terra (AM-1) is in Normal Ops Mode with SSR supersets 30 and 31 unallocated MODIS is in Survival Mode |
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|---|---|---|
| Component | State(s) | Comment |
| Blackbody | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Calibration Electronics | A Off; B Off (Selected) | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Control Processor | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Nadir Door | Unlatched, Open | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Space View Door | Unlatched, Open | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Solar Diffuser Door | Unlatched, Closed | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| FDDI Formatter | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| FDDI Port | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| FIFO Memory | #1 & #2 Off; #3 & #4 Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Format Processor | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Power Supplies | #1 Off; #2 Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PV VIS FPA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PV NIR FPA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PV SMIR FPA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PV LWIR FPA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PC LWIR FPA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| RC Outgas Heaters | All Off (CS, IS, OS) | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| RC LWIR FPA Heater | Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| RC SMIR FPA Heater | Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Scan Assembly | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| SDSM | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| SRCA | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PS1 Survival Heater | Enabled | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| PS2 Survival Heater | Enabled | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Timing Generator | A Off; B Off | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Flight Software | Rev BD | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| Inhibit Ids Set | None | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
| TMONs Enabled | 68 | PS2 Shutdown Anomaly |
This Week's Completed MODIS Activities:
Saturday, June 9, 2001
None
Sunday, June 10, 2001
Lunar Roll Maneuver (-20.0192 degree roll)
2001/161 21:35 First attitude disturbances due to configuration change for maneuver
2001/161 22:54:37 ATC Move Formatter to Night ahead by 3:23 to ensure 50/50 day/night
2001/161 22:58:54 FOT ATC commanding: Begin slew to –20.0192 degrees
2001/161 23:07:17 ATC Set Formatter to Day Rate
2001/161 23:07:19 ATC Set SCIABNORM Flag to ABNORM
2001/161 23:07:21 ATC PC DC Restore to OFF
2001/161 23:07:23 ATC PV DC Restore to OFF
2001/161 23:07:25 ATC Sector Rotation to –3072 (EA to SV and OBCs)
2001/161 23:13:55 ATC Sector Rotation to Zero (Normal)
2001/161 23:13:57 ATC PV DC Restore to ON
2001/161 23:13:59 ATC PC DC Restore to ON
2001/161 23:14:01 ATC Set SCIABNORM Flag to NORM
2001/161 23:14:03 ATC Set Formatter to Night Rate
2001/161 23:14:35 FOT ATC commanding: Return to nominal attitude
2001/161 23:24 Final attitude disturbances due to configuration change for maneuver
2001/161 23:50:52 ATC Move Formatter to Day later by 3.23 to ensure 50/50 day/night
Monday, June 11, 2001
None
Tuesday, June 12, 2001
None
Wednesday, June 13, 2001
2001/164 15:53:07-16:04:35 ATC OA15: SD/SDSM Open
2001/164 16:44:21-17:17:54 ATC OA19: SRCA Full Radiometric
2001/164 17:32:00-17:43:28 ATC OA16: SD/SDSM Screened
2001/164 19:27:39-19:30:10 ATC OA27: PV ECAL
2001/164 21:05:31-21:10:05 ATC OA28: PC ECAL
Thursday, June 14, 2001
None
Friday, June 15, 2001
2001/166 05:16:43-05:23:34 Real-Time MOD_ALL_OFF Sent in response to anomalous telemetry.
This Week's Scheduled MODIS Activities Not Completed:
None
Upcoming MODIS Events:
No events will be scheduled until PS2 Shut Off Anomaly is resolved.
Saturday, June 15, 2001
None
Sunday, June 16, 2001
None
Monday, June 17, 2001
None
Tuesday, June 18, 2001
None
Wednesday, June 19, 2001
None
Thursday, June 20, 2001
None
Friday, June 21, 2001
None
Maneuvers:
The next Drag Make Up maneuver will occur on DOY 178. It will be a 16 second burn beginning at approximately 19:05.
The next MODIS Lunar Roll Calibration is scheduled for DOY 191 from 15:07:42 to 15:14:12. This roll has the obvious prerequisite that MODIS must successfully from its Power Supply 2 Anomaly (described below).
MODIS Anomalies:
On June 15th, 2001, at 03:56:08 GMT, MODIS experienced an anomaly.
The Flight Operations Team paged the on-call MODIS engineer reporting a trip of TMON #68, the MODIS double FIFO write TMON. In addition, many red limit violations were reported. Inspection of telemetry showed peculiar states including a CP mode of INVALID and the MODIS model as ENGINEERING. With all telemetry suspect, the MODIS IOT commanded the instrument to low-power mode (using MOD_ALL_OFF) at 05:16:43.
Investigation is still pending, but below is the current understanding of the event:
Continued telemetry analysis showed that the TMON itself did not trip, but rather, it went into an error state because it was receiving stale telemetry. At the anomaly time, all telemetry “pegged out”, and the telemetry headers stopped incrementing (thus explaining the error reported by the TMON).
Science data stopped being recorded on the SSR at the same time the housekeeping telemetry “pegged out”. This suggests that it was NOT a 1553 Bus communication problem between MODIS and the spacecraft, but rather something that would affect both housekeeping and science data.
At the time of the anomaly, the EPS feed current to MODIS (an external spacecraft point) dropped from ~1.5 Amps to 0.07 Amps suggesting that all MODIS components, with the exception of the power supply, powered down at that time.
An Anomaly review/recovery team has been assembled and has begun holding daily meetings to determine the cause, and recovery path from this anomaly.
General Instrument Comments:
MODIS is currently powered off in Survival Mode. The Survival Heaters are cycling as expected. Return to an operational mode is currently pending the outcome of the MODIS Power Supply 2 Anomaly.
MODIS Telemetry Trends:
Telemetry is trending nominally. The amount of power required by the focal plane heater to maintain 83.0K is still slowly decreasing, although the spacecraft is currently near the minimum absolute solar beta angle for the year.
Voltage, current and temperature trending over the previous month, in addition to selected past time periods is currently underway to support the resolution of the MODIS Power Supply 2 Shut Down Anomaly.
Non-MODIS Significant Events:
MOPITT Anomaly:
The MOPITT team is still working to recover their instrument to science operations.
Limited Life Item Status:
SRCA 10W Lamp #1: 186.1 of 500 hours
SRCA 10W Lamp #2: 143.0 of 500 hours
SRCA 10W Lamp #3: 152.2 of 500 hours
SRCA 10W Lamp #4: 61.5 of 500 hours
SRCA 1W Lamp #1: 557.6 of 4000 hours
SRCA 1W Lamp #2: 276.3 of 4000 hours
Solar Diffuser Door: 1633 of 3022 Movements
Nadir Aperture Door: 532 of 1316 Movements
Space View Door: 437 of 1316 Movements