Joint Airborne IASI Validation Experiment (tc4) at UW-Madison SSEC/CIMSS

Subject: TC4 schedule_20070729 Date: 7/28/07 Time: 2:16 PM
DC-8 schedule - Sunday, 29 July 2007

4:15a Power on
4:45a Pre-flight brief (in the ‘clamshell’ hangar)
5:45a Doors close
6:30a Take off
2:30p Land
2:50p Post-flight brief (in the ‘clamshell’ hangar 20 minutes after landing)
3:30p Power off

ER-2 schedule - Sunday, 29 July 2007

2:00a Power on/hands on
3:00a Hands off
6:00a Take off
11:30a Land
11:50a Post-flight brief (in the ER-2 hangar conference room on the second floor, approximately 20 minutes after landing)

Bus schedule - Sunday, 29 July 2007

The bus will leave the Melia Cariari every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour beginning at 1:00a (e.g., 1:00a, 1:30a, 2:00a, …). The last bus of the day will leave the Melia Cariari at 5:00p.

The bus to the Melia Cariari will leave the TC4 operations site every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour beginning at 1:30a (e.g., 1:30a, 2:00a, 2:30a, …). The last bus of the day to the Melia Cariari will leave the TC4 operations site at 5:30p.

* The next Science Team meeting will take place on the next no-fly day (tentatively Monday, 30 July). It will be held in the conference room on the second floor

* Pending a successful functional check flight (FCF) today, the WB-57F hopes to begin integrating the TC4 payload shortly thereafter.

* Orientation schedule for folks arriving in Costa Rica:

- Sunday, 29 July - 9:00a and 2:30p
- Monday, 30 July - 9:00a and 2:30p
- Tuesday, 31 July - 9:00a and 2:30p

All orientation sessions conducted in Kathy Thompson’s office (Office 1, WB-57F hangar). The training takes approximately 15 minutes. The schedule for training beyond Sunday will be provided at a later date.

* Schedule for Alterra test on badging and foreign object debris (FOD):

- Wednesday, 1 August, 12:00n

The test will be given in the second-floor conference room in the Base Dos Presidential Hangar (aka the ER-2 hangar). You can retrieve a copy of the Alterra briefing information from the following secure web site:

http://www.espo.nasa.gov/tc4/training/

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