Engineeting Eva 1 Plan Request
12/06/2014
Juho and Antonio de Morais Teles
Point0 Away: 0
Point0 East: 0518230
Point0 North: 4250720
Purpose0: home
Point1 Away:
Point1 East: 0518199
Point1 North: 4250684
Purpose1: We gathered 2 long pvc pipes at the barn field and to observe the
immediate surroundings of the HAB, the observatory and the
GreenHAB and saw that everything was OK.
Eva Number: Engineering EVA 1
Go Rogue: no
Route Change:
Lead Name: Juho Suit Num One: 1 Atv Num One:
Navi Name: Antonio Suit Num Two: 2 Atv Num Two:
Depart Time: 14:52
Arrival Time: 15:11
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Eva Report
12/06/2014
Yusuke Murakami
Eva Number:
5
Eva Date:
12/06/2014
Time Slot:
laterAM
Purpose:
The purpose of this EVA is to find points where extra-terrestrial life could exist. These points were preselected by Japanese kids, based on meteorological and topographical prediction. EVA route is RS003, then RS001, then RS002 via ATV.
Narrative:
On each site, the crew made careful observations and surveyed natural features of the area around the points in more detail. We used a photogrammetry system for topographical field survey; it is composed of a single-lens reflex camera, a tripod, and a spherical panoramic tripod head, and takes at least 8 photos in each of the selected-points. We counted up plants and animals in a 1x1 square meter, and also took soil samples for IVA.
The EVA started with an engineering check by Heidi Beemer. Yusuke Murakami checked the ATVs and strapped the gear on them. Victor Luo attempted to scan a 3D model of the Hab using a sensor package.
We headed to RS003 waypoint via ATV, and then via walking, but undulation of the trail meant access to the point was violently tougher than we assumed from the topographic map. We completed observations on RS003 and started moving to RS001. But since the undulation is much harder than from ATV to RS003, we took much time than we expected. So we gave up on RS002 today before the time ran out.
These waypoints were preselected by Japanese kids using meteorological and topographical prediction just like NASA and they searched using satellite map on Mars. Learning from this EVA, a real field is much different and various from virtual world. Today’s EVA story is good experience for the kids, and also for us.
In addition, we had a couple of video cameras strapped to our helmets and got good documentation of the adventures.
Eva Depart Time:
09:58
Check In Time One:
10:16
Check In One E:
518790
Check In One N:
4251480
Check In Note One:
Arrived at RS003
Check In Time Two:
11:21
Check In East Two:
518600
Check In Note Two:
Arrived at RS001
Check In Time Three:
12:10
Check In East Three:
518230
Check In North Three:
4250720
Check In Note Three:
Arrived at Hab, engineering work
Check In Time Four:
Check In East Four:
Check In North Four:
Check In Note Four:
Eva Return Time:
Wp1 E:
518790
Wp1 N:
4251480
Waypoint1arrive Time:
10:16
Eva W P1depart Time:
10:57
Wp1 Find:
Extra Terrestrial
Wp2 E:
518600
Wp2 N:
4251689
Eva W P2arrive Time:
11:21
Eva W P2depart Time:
11:50
Wp2 Find:
Extra Terrestrial
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Wp3 N:
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Eva W P3depart Time:
Wp3 Find:
Wp4 E:
Wp4 N:
Eva W P4arrive Time:
Eva W P4depart Time:
Waypoint Four Finding:
Waypoint Five Easting:
Waypoint Five Northing:
Waypoint Five Arrive Time:
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Waypoint Five Findings: