Planetary Science Division Status. Jim Adams September 14, 2010
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1 Planetary Science Division Status Jim Adams September 14, 2010
2 Planetary Science Division Significant Changes Support & Communication Dan Woodard/MSFC Tiffany Nail/KSC DaniellaScalice/NAI LM Division Director: Jim Green Deputy Director: Jim Adams Assistant Director for Missions: Andrea Razzaghi/GSFC Assistant Director for Strategic Com: Kristen Erickson Secretary : Janet Goshtaiy PSS/Admin Support: Becky Mulkey Planetary Protection Officer (SMD) Cassie Conley Access to Space Program Executive (SMD) Rhoda Hornstein Mars Exploration Program Doug McCusition Michael Meyer, Lead Mars Scientist Secretary : Paulette Moore Solar System Exploration Programs Jim Adams/Acting Secretary : LaJuan Moore/PAAC Jon Rall Planetary Research Secretary: LaJuan Moore/PAAC Ramon De Paula Mike Kelley Dave Lavery Lisa May George Tahu Amy Kaminski/OMB Tony Carro Len Dudzinski Lindley Johnson Gordon Johnston Bill Knopf Michael New Adriana Ocampo Skip Owens/KSC Joan Salute Max Bernstein (1/2 time w/smd) Janice Buckner/GSFC Phil Crane (IPA) Bobby Fogel Shawn Domagal Goldman/ORAU Ed Grayzeck/GSFC Jeff Grossman Curt Niebur Sarah Noble/GSFC (1/2 time) Mary Voytek New Hire Offer Pending
3 Program Update Decadal Survey on Track for Release Spring 2011 Lunar Quest passed independent review! APMC in January 2010 New Frontiers 3 Continues Toward Downselection in mid 2011 Includes Lunar SPA Sample Return Discovery 12 Proposals are in!
4 Decadal Survey Notional Schedule Final Steering Group meeting in D.C. 3 4 August Report to Reviewers September/October Report revised November January Report approved for release January/February Edit and produce prepub. report February/March Embargoed report to NASA/NSF late February Briefings to NASA, NSF, etc. late February/March Public release of prepub. at LPSC early March Additional briefings March August Print and disseminate printed report <31 August End of Project 31 August 2011
5 PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SR&T ACTIVITIES A Study by the NAC Planetary Science Subcommittee January 2010 NRC issued Mission Enabling Report: NASA should ensure that SMD mission-enabling activities are linked to the strategic goals of the Agency and of SMD/PSD. NASA should develop and implement an approach to actively managing its portfolio of mission-enabling activities Supporting Research and Technology (SR&T) activities are critical in enabling the strategic goals of the Planetary Science Division (PSD) to be meet. The NAC Planetary Sciences Subcommittee (PSS) has initiated a study of the SR&T and related activities to: assess program relevance and effectiveness, and to suggest possible improvements in program management. The study results will lead to recommendations to the PSD Director through the NAC Science Committee in late Summer More detail in PEN (Planetary Exploration Newsletter) this weekend.
6 PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SR&T ACTIVITIES A Study by the NAC Planetary Science Subcommittee Study Members: Ron Greeley (Chair PSS)* Ariz. State Univ. Study Working Group Chair Jim Bell* Cornell Julie Castillo JPL Tom Cravens* Univ. Kansas Dave DesMarais (MEPAG Chr) NASA-Ames John Grant* NASM Will Grundy Lowell Obs. Greg Herzog Rutgers Jeff Johnson USGS Flagstaff Sanjay Limaye (VExAGChr)* Univ. Wisc. Bill McKinnon (OPAG Chr) Wash. Univ. Louise ProckterAPL Anna Louise ReysenbachPortland State U. Chip Shearer (LEAG Chr) Univ. N. Mex. James SlavinNASA-Goddard Paul SteffesGeorgia Tech Dawn Sumner* Univ. Calif. Davis Jessica Sunshine Univ. Maryland Mark Sykes (SBAG Chr)* Plan. Sci. Inst. Mini Wadhwa (CAPTEM Chr)* Ariz. State Univ. *Working Group members Plus ex officio and executive secretary members provided from PSD Plus possible community members Greeley 8
7 Projects GRAIL A Powered up successfully Mission is on track for September 2011 Launch LRO is now an SMD Science mission Emphasis moves from Mapping and Resources to Science Bombardment history Geologic Processes and Regolith Volatile Transfer Processes Space Environment/Surface Interactions LADEE Confirmed Launch Readiness Date May/July 2013 Artemis inserted into Lunar L2 PSD support pending further analysis of orbits as recommended from Senior Review
8 Technology Since 2008, SMD has been performing extensive engineering trades, analyses, technology development, and tests to reduce the risk in the development of small robotic lunar (or airless body) landers. The biggest challenges to achieving the reduced mass & power that enables a highly capable small lander, lie in the propulsion, thermal control, and avionics subsystems. Some highlighted accomplishments in those areas include: Successfully completed hot fire tests of 100 lbs class high thrust to weight thrusters ~1/10 the mass and volume of conventional thrusters Beginning the hot fire tests of 5 lbs class attitude control thrusters tomorrow Variable link thermal management system(s) Development and Test on going To meet the challenge of surviving the extremes of the lunar thermal environment for long duration missions (years) at equatorial and polar sites. Testing low power high speed avionics processors Performing hardware in the loop validation Testing of landing algorithms via free flying autonomous lander test beds.
9 Incremental Development of Robotic Lander Test Bed Progress Pre Phase A Flight Lander Design Concept funded Cold Gas Test Article funded Warm Gas Test Article funded Capabilities Small lander class Survive lunar environment in mid to high latitude, near and far side. Operate continuously for 6 years Results Solar Array Battery design concept deemed feasible ASRG design concept deemed feasible Completed Capabilities 10s total flight time Autonomous control Supports ascend/descend and release and descend (3m) flight profiles Utilizes flight like IMU as sole sensor Numerous flights per day Results Over 100 test flights Validates original ILN thruster configuration (pulsed descent thrusters, uncoupled ACS thrusters) Work on going to validate flight velocity based control algorithms and modular software architecture Completed Capabilities Approx. 1min flight time Autonomous control Supports ascend /descend, release and descend (30m), and translation flight profiles Utilizes flight like sensor suite (IMU, radar altimeter, optical velocity determination) Avionics accommodates candidate flight processors (RAD750, Maxwell, LEON3) Multiple flights per day Expected Results Validation of flight control algorithms over long duration Validation of modular software implementation using flight ground system and flight like HW Validation of optical flow velocity determination (9 months) ( 15 months) 9
10 Upcoming Events 2010 September th Anniversary of the First Comet Encounter, Newseum September 16 LRO Begins it s SMD Mission October th Anniversary of Astrobiology November 4 EPOXI encounters comet Hartley 2 November 15 Launch of O/OREOS December 7 Venus Climate Orbiter (JAXA) arrives at Venus 2011 Early 2011 Mars Opportunity Rover gets to Endeavour Crater February 14 Stardust NExT encounters comet Tempel 1 March 18 MESSENGER orbit insertion at Mercury July Dawn orbit insertion at asteroid Vesta August Juno launch to Jupiter September GRAIL launch to the Moon November MSL launch to Mars 2012 Mid year Dawn leaves Vesta starts on its journey to Ceres August MSL lands on Mars 2013 May/July LADEE launch to the Moon
11 Back Up
12 Lunar Quest Program FY 2011 President s Budget Possible Extended Mission
13 PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SR&T ACTIVITIES A Study by the NAC Planetary Science Subcommittee The Study will do: Map the activities through "traceability paths" from PSD goals to specific programs for relevance, results, and worth; GOALS: Inventory solar system objects and processes Understand origin and evolution of objects Understand habitability of Mars and other bodies Understand origin and evolution of life on Earth and potentially elsewhere Study small bodies as threats/resources Current activities to support these goals (excluding flight programs and technology development) are ROSES programs SALMON: Participating Scientists Planetary Data System AstromaterialsCuration (JSC) Astrobiology Institute (ARC) Lunar Science Institute (ARC) Infrastructure (e.g., Planetary Cartography, USGS) Derive recommendations regarding "active portfolio management" to meet PSD goals Greeley 3
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