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SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM Space Shuttle KSC Integration Office NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida Return To Flight Ground Camera Ascent Imaging Plan Robert W. Page/MK-SIO Chair, Intercenter Photo Working Group
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SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAMSpace Shuttle KSC Integration OfficeNASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Return To FlightGround Camera
Ascent Imaging Plan
Robert W. Page/MK-SIOChair, Intercenter Photo Working Group
SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAMSpace Shuttle KSC Integration OfficeNASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida
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16 September 2003Multiple Views
• Provide sufficient views of the Space Shuttle from liftoff to at least SRB separation
• Allow analysis to adequately locate objects in 3 dimensional space.
• This can only be achieved if this requirement is considered dynamic – view changes as the flight progresses.
• Short-range Trackers (T-10 through T+57 sec)• Medium-range Trackers (T-7 through T+110 sec)• Long-range Trackers (T-7 sec or AOV through T+165 seconds)
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16 September 2003Kineto Tracking Mount
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Short-range Trackers (now)(T-10 through T+57 sec)
CAMERASITE #2
0°
E52E54
N
CAMERASITE #6
E57E59
310°
210° 150°
90°
50°
• Trackers• E52 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E54 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E57 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E59 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
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16 September 2003
Short-range Trackers (proposed)(T-10 through T+57 sec)
• Trackers• E52 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E54 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E57 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E59 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E53 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• E55 200mm (7.8”)FL 100fps 400’ film load
• Addition of this tracker ensures view of area between ET and Orbiter during roll maneuver to track any debris.
CAMERASITE #2
0°
E52E54
N
CAMERASITE #6
E57E59
310°
210° 150°
90°
50°
E53E55
CAMERASITE #1
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16 September 2003
Medium-range Trackers (now)(T-7 through T+110 sec)
NORTH
BEACH SITE S.E222
UCS-9E223 39.1°
LAUNCH ANGLE
KENNEDYSPACE
CENTER
ATLANTICOCEAN
CAPECANAV.
MERRITTISLAND
INDIANRIVER
A
COCOA
UCS-12E213
UCS-16E224
UCS-8E220
• E213 MOTS 800mm (32”) 100fps 400’ film load
• E220 KTM 120” 100fps 1000’ film load
• E222 KTM 800mm (32”) 100fps 400’ film load
• E223 KTM 80” 100fps 1000’ film load
• E224 KTM 800mm (32”) 100fps 400’ film load
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16 September 2003
Medium-range Trackers (proposed)(T-7 through T+110 sec)
• E213 MOTS 800mm (32”) 100fps 400’ film load• 1 mile from pad
• E220 KTM 120” 100fps 1000’ film load• 3.5 miles from pad
• E222 KTM 800mm (32”) 100fps 400’ film load• 2.25 mile from pad
• E223 KTM 80” 100fps 1000’ film load• 6 miles from pad
• E224 KTM 150” 100fps 1000’ film load• 3.5 miles from pad
• E225 KTM 150” 100fps 1000’ film load• 3 miles to pad
• E226 KTM 150” 100fps 1000’ film load• 2.25 miles from pad
51.6°LAUNCH ANGLE
KENNEDYSPACE
CENTER
ATLANTICOCEAN
CAPECANAV.
MERRITTISLAND
INDIANRIVER
NORTH
COCOA
BEACH SITEE222
UCS-6E224
UCS-15E220
B
UCS-9E225
UCS-7E213
UCS-10E223
UCS-17E226
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16 September 2003
Distant Object Attitude Measurement System (DOAMS)
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16 September 2003
Distant Object Attitude Measurement System (DOAMS)
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16 September 2003
• Play video clip #1 – 36 seconds
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16 September 2003
Advanced Transportable Optical Tracking System (ATOTS)
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16 September 2003
Long-range Trackers (now)(T-7 sec or AOV through T+240 sec)
PLAYALINDA DOAMSE207 39.1°
LAUNCH ANGLE
KENNEDYSPACE
CENTER
ATLANTICOCEAN
CAPECANAV.
MERRITTISLAND
INDIANRIVER
NORTH
COCOA
UCS-23E212
SHILOHE205
C.B. DOAMSE208
A
PIGORE204
• North• E205 KTM 200”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• E207 DOAMS 400”FL 64fps 1000’ film load
• South• E204 PIGOR 360”FL 72fps 1000’ film load
• E208 DOAMS 400”FL 48fps 1000’ film load
• E212 ATOTS 400”FL 64fps 1000’ film load
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16 September 2003
Long-range Trackers (proposed)(T-7 sec or AOV through T+165 seconds)
• North• E205 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• 14 miles from pad• E207 DOAMS 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• 7.75 miles from pad• E211 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• 38 miles from pad• E215 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• 8 miles from pad• E217 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load
• 20 miles from pad• South
• E206 ATOTS 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load• 12 miles from pad
• E208 DOAMS 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load• 20 miles from pad
• E212 ATOTS 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load• 9.5 miles from pad
• E214 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load• 4.75 miles from pad
• E216 KTM 400”FL 100fps 1000’ film load• 11 miles from pad
UCS-23E212
UCS-3E214
COMPLEX 46E216
PLAYALINDA DOAMSE207
51.6°LAUNCH ANGLE
KENNEDYSPACE
CENTER
ATLANTICOCEAN
CAPECANAV.
MERRITTISLAND
INDIANRIVER
NORTH
COCOA
SHILOHE205
C.B. DOAMSE208
UCS-1E204
BUCS-11E215
APOLLO BEACHE217
PONCE INLETE211
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16 September 2003Mobile Assets
• Investigation of the feasibility of aircraft or ship based imaging assets is still underway.
• Considerations:• Range Safety approach distance• Equipment capability/availability
• Discussions continue about• Ships
• USNS Waters• Aircraft
• NASA WB-57F with Skyball imager
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16 September 2003
• Play video clip #2 – 58 seconds
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16 September 2003Digital Image Analysis System
•16/35mm Film Scanner •Scans to the grain level•2K, 4K & 6K resolution
•Silicon Graphics Digital Image Analysis System•(12) Processors•(12) Gigabytes of RAM•(36) Terabyte of high speed storage•Able to sequentially scan, process & playback uncompressed imagery
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16 September 2003Digital Image Analysis System
•(2) Graphic Systems•Enables simultaneous playbackfor processing and analysis
•Resolution independent•Capture/playback of all video formatsincluding HDTV
•Automated System Back ups•Capable of storing a complete missionfor archival
•Software Tools•Grain reduction•Image analysis & editing
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• Play video clip #3 – 59 seconds
