# Presentation: 514194

## PPI Node ReportPDS Management CouncilSeptember 2004

- Raymond J. Walker
- Steven P. Joy
- Todd A. King

## Overview

- PPI is mostly on schedule and on budget for completing its FY`04 task plan
- As expected, there are a few areas where PPI is behind schedule.
- Some of the problems are external (late data deliveries, etc.) and some are the result of overestimating what could be accomplished within our budgetary restrictions.
- This presentation presents the PPI status in the following areas:
- Mission Data Archiving
- Mission Planning
- Baseline

## Mission Archive Status

## Active Mission Data ArchivingMars Odyssey-Marie Instrument 

- Plan
- Routine data archiving from a mature mission
- Make data available online promptly after quarterly deliveries.
- Generate RDR data from REDR submissions by using code provided by the PI.
- Build archive volume(s) as needed.
- Status
- All data were made available (online) to the public within a few days of receipt.
- Last data delivery occurred in March due to instrument anomaly.
- Final DVD volume submitted for archive in July
- PPI will resume routine data archiving of the MARIE data if the instrument can be recovered.

## Active Mission Data ArchivingMars Global Surveyor (MGS)-MAG/ER 

- Plan
- Continue to produce archive volumes of the quarterly MAG/ER data submissions.
- Status
- All data continue to be made available (online) to the public within a few days of receipt.
- Archive volumes are routinely created within a few weeks of receipt.

## Active Mission Data ArchivingMars Express (MEX)-ASPERA 

- Plan
- Continue to help team design archive
- Complete the archive design SIS
- Develop PDS labels and documentation (catalog files)
- Begin receiving and validating archive data sets.
- Status
- The ASPERA SIS underwent formal review at ESTEC in July. PPI attended the review in support of the ASPERA team.
- Draft labels are available for almost all of the EDR level data products.
- A second instrument (MARSIS) was assigned to PPI for archive and archive assistance in February.

## Active Mission Data ArchivingNozomi – All Instruments

- Plan
- Act as the primary interface between the Nozomi project and the PDS.
- Coordinate archive activities for all PDS Nodes (ATM, IMG, SBN) that have instruments aboard the Nozomi spacecraft.
- Begin working with a select set of instrument teams (MGF, PWS, ISA) to develop PDS archive products to serve as examples for the other instrument teams to follow.
- Create sample volumes for each of the test case instruments
- Status
- The Nozomi spacecraft failed to achieve Mars orbit in December. All archive planning ceased at that time.
- The Nozomi particles and fields instruments collected a valuable solar wind data set during its cruise period. PPI is negotiating with  ISAS to archive those data with the PDS (PPI Node only)

## Active Mission Data ArchivingGalileo Jupiter MWG Archive

- Plan
- Address/correct all peer review liens on the MWG correlative science volumes for all prime mission and GEM mission data sets.
- Obtain, document, and review the GMM data sets.
- Make all data available online.
- Produce final archive volumes for all Jupiter data sets.
- Status
- Prime mission and GEM correlative science volumes have been created and archived.
- All data are available online.
- Final archive volume containing GMM data is in production and should be completed in September 2004.

## Active Mission Data ArchivingCassini MAPS Instruments

- Plan
- Create and peer review volumes for all PPI instruments.
- Finalize and sign archive plan SIS’s for all PPI instruments.
- Design and test archive data flow pipelines for each PPI instrument.
- Status
- RPWS, MAG, and MIMI have had peer reviews. CAPS submitted a sample volume for review in July. INMS has not yet provided a complete set of sample products and labels.
- The RWPS and MAG SISs have been signed. The MIMI SIS will be ready for signature in September. CAPS and INMS are behind schedule.
- Archive data flow pipelines have been designed for RPWS, MAG, and MIMI. The CAPS pipeline is currently under construction. The INMS pipeline cannot be developed until a sample data submission is received.

## Historical Mission Data ArchivingLunar Prospector – MAG/ER

- Plan
- Redesign, review, and archive all level 1-b data submissions.
- Design, review, and archive higher level data products (NASA levels 2-4).
- Status
- Peer review volumes for the level 1-b and higher level (2,3,4) data are complete.
- PPI has formed a peer review panel and begun the review process.

## Historical Mission Data ArchivingDeep Space 1 - PEPE

- Plan
- Assist SBN in the review and lien resolution process.
- Status
- PPI supported the peer review in October 2003.
- Data provider has still not yet submitted revised data or documentation.

## Historical Mission Data ArchivingVoyager 1 / 2 

- Plan
- Create, review, and archive correlative science volumes for VG2 Jupiter and VG1/2 Saturn.
- Create, review, and archive VG1/2 LECP, VG1/1 PRA  planetary encounter data sets, and VG1/2 PWS spectrum analyzer complete mission data sets.
- Status
- All of the peer review volumes have been created except for the PWS spectrum analyzer volume set.
- PPI has decided to delay holding the peer review until the PWS data are ready for review, rather than convening a panel twice.
- All data are online and available in their peer review state.

## Historical Mission Data ArchivingPioneer 10 / 11

- Plan
- Complete the Jupiter and Saturn correlative science data volumes if time and resources became available.
- Status
- PPI has not had the resources to work on this project.
- Plan
- Complete the Mercury correlative science data volume if time and resources became available.
- Status
- PPI has not had the resources to work on this project.

- Mariner 10

## Odyssey (MARIE) – On schedule and budget
MGS (MAG/ER) – On schedule and budget
MEX (ASPERA, MARSIS) – On schedule and budget
NOZOMI (All) – Mission failed to achieve Mars orbit
Galileo (Jupiter) – Behind schedule but will complete this year, on budget
Cassini (MAPS) – Behind schedule (INMS, CAPS)
Lunar Prospector (MAG/ER) - On schedule and budget
DS1 (PEPE) – Well behind schedule
Voyager – Best efforts basis, not completed (should have been achievable)
Pioneer 10/11 – Best efforts basis, not attempted
Mariner 10 – Best efforts basis, not attempted

- MGS (MAG/ER) – On schedule and budget
- MEX (ASPERA, MARSIS) – On schedule and budget
- NOZOMI (All) – Mission failed to achieve Mars orbit
- Galileo (Jupiter) – Behind schedule but will complete this year, on budget
- Cassini (MAPS) – Behind schedule (INMS, CAPS)
- Lunar Prospector (MAG/ER) - On schedule and budget
- DS1 (PEPE) – Well behind schedule
- Voyager – Best efforts basis, not completed (should have been achievable)
- Pioneer 10/11 – Best efforts basis, not attempted
- Mariner 10 – Best efforts basis, not attempted

- Mission Data ArchivingSummary

## Mission Planning

## Mission PlanningCassini MAPS Instruments

- Plan
- Assist teams with their archive design and planning documents (SIS generation)
- Status
- All Cassini investigations have submitted SIS documents and participated in a preliminary archive design review.
- Two teams (RPWS,  MAG) have signed SIS’s and two others (MIMI, CAPS) will likely be signed by the end of the fiscal year.
- The INMS SIS is currently being reworked but won’t be ready for signature until the team submits a sample volume that can be peer reviewed.

## Mission PlanningMessenger MAG and EPPS Instruments

- Plan
- Complete data product and volume design SIS documents for both the MAG and EPPS investigations.
- Status
- The mission did not reinitiate archive planning until June due to budget constraints.
- Draft SIS documents were generated by both teams and reviewed by PPI in July.
- These documents are not in great shape and need significant revisions.

## Mission PlanningRosetta IES Experiment

- Plan
- Begin working with the IES team.
- Help them to begin the process of data set design.
- Encourage them to begin writing data product and archive volume design SIS.
- Status
- Contact has been established with the instrument team.
- Launch delays and mission design changes have impacted schedules.
- Team is working on their data set design.
- No draft interface documents (SIS) have been generated yet.

## Mission PlanningDawn  MAG Instrument

- Plan
- Establish contact with the project (PI).
- Begin working on archive design documents (Archive Plan)
- Status
- Magnetometer demanifested in February.
- PPI is continuing to assist Dawn team in archive planning since the PI is at UCLA.
- PPI reviewed the Dawn Archive Plan.

## Mission PlanningPluto-Kuiper SWAT Instrument

- Plan
- Establish contact with the project (PI).
- Begin working on archive design documents (Archive Plan)
- Status
- PPI hasn’t been contacted yet by either the Project or the PDS Lead Node.

## Baseline Activities

## BaselinePlan

- Basic PDS support
- Support the PDS documentation and standards process by attending technical meetings.
- Provide online access to PPI data.
- Deliver data on hard media to users on request.
- Assist members of the science community in obtaining data required for their research.
- Service special processing requests when appropriate.
- Infrastructure Upgrades
- Upgrade some DE computers.
- Upgrade building network.

## BaselinePlan, Continued

- Software and Tool Development
- Bring PDS labels for historic data into current standards compliance.
- Build online data inventory database engine
- Build prototype on the new PPI searchable website
- Upgrade online system to support OODT data connectivity.
- Provide OODT access to new online data inventory
- Build OODT query handlers to access online inventory
- Replace existing PPI web pages with prototype website
- Build automated archive volume generator
- Build automated archive volume validator

## BaselineStatus

- All basic tasks were fully supported.
- Node infrastructure upgrades were all completed
- Software/Tools
- Tools were built to support OODT connectivity
- All PPI products will comply with the current (3.6) PDS standards by the end of the fiscal year (90% complete) by using the PPI ruleset processor.
- Online data inventory database complete
- New prototype searchable website built, currently under evaluation and redesign. We will not transition to the new web pages until this process completes.
- PPI installed and tested OODT on its server. We are still evaluating whether or not to integrate OODT into our internal processes.
- Work has begun on the automated volume builder. This task should complete before the end of the fiscal year.
- Volume validator development has slipped to next year.