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Topic: Shutting Off NOAA-11
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The End Of Life (EOL) testing of NOAA-11 SBUV/2 has produced a stuck grating
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Subject: Shutting Off NOAA-11
Resent-From: NESDIS.OSDPD.IPD.all.hands@noaa.gov
To: _NESDIS OSDPD IPD All Hands
eric beach
ivanka
Shoba Kondragunta
matt_deland
Larry Puga
Garry Ayres
rnagatani
stolar
mcpeters
Liang-Kang Huang
"Lawrence.E.Flynn"
PK Bhartia
Matt Garhat
Tina Baucom
Rich Cebula
Jim Miller
"John.Derber"
"WanShu.Wu"
XiuJuan Su
Istvan Laszlo
std
Dennis Keyser
"VernerGilles [CMC]"
"Saroja.Polavarapu@ec.gc.ca"
William Kent
Rhonda Weaver
13 June 2003, 1300 UTC
NOAA-11
SBUV/2
Ozone
29 May 2003, Time 1954
drive. This was not unexpected as the instrument has been having
difficulties for some time. These tests were EOL specifically because they
were stressing given the grating drive behavior. Since the value of the data
at 274 nm is very limited, the Ozone Product Oversight Panel (ZPOP) are
declaring an end to EOL testing. At 1954z SOCC executed command to change
battery 1 and 2 charge rates to Medium and battery 3 charge rate to Low.
During the same pass, operators loaded SBUV flex memory to set the grating
drive to 205, set to position mode and turned off the SBUV instrument.
Lakel.A.Smith@noaa.gov/301-457-0914 ext. 152 or
Lawrence.E.Flynn@noaa.gov/301-763-8136 ext. 131
ppp@nesdis.noaa.gov
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