1. THEMIS THEMIS MPDR Nov 12-14, 2003 University of California, Berkeley
TIME HISTORY OF EVENTS AND MACROSCALE INTERACTIONS DURING SUBSTORMS
RESOLVING THE MYSTERY OF WHERE, WHEN AND HOW AURORAL ERUPTIONS START
THEMIS MPDR
Nov 12-14, 2003
University of California, Berkeley

2. Coffee, food, and posters at Silver Addition Main Entrance (outside)
Opening Remarks
MPDR Presentations
Coffee, food, and posters at Silver Addition Main Entrance (outside)
Splinter room in Addition Library
Local arrangements, see Amy Shutkin
Other issues, see: Vassilis Angelopoulos or Peter Harvey
Silver Addition
Splinter room
Samuel Silver Space Sciences Laboratory

3. SPACE SCIENCES LABORATORY
Background
Initiated in 1958 by Drs. Teller and Seaborg
Multidisciplinary organization
Connecting campus research to space efforts
Facility opened in 1966
New facilities added in 1998
Research Efforts Involving
Balloons
Sounding rockets
Satellite instruments & science complements
Complete satellites
Mission & Science Operations
Ground Station Operations
Agencies Involved
NASA, NSF, NSBF, USAF, DOE
ESA, ISAS, IKI, PSI, etc.
$35M/yr (85% NASA, 15% NSF, 5% misc.)

4. Facilities 55000 sq. ft. Office and Laboratory Space
Employing 420 Scientists, Engineers, Staff
On-Site Machine Shop
Clean Room Facilities to Class 100
Thermal Vacuum Facilities up to 3m diameter
Spacecraft Integration Facility
4-story High Bay
Radiation Sources Laboratory
Mission Operations Centers
Science Operations Centers
11 Meter S-Band Satellite Antenna
Secure High Speed Communications to NASA

5. Operations Components
Mission Operations Center
Science Operations Center
11-meter S-Band Antenna with X-band upgrade capability
High Speed Communications to NASA Ground Network
Network Security
Autonomous Operations
Pass Supports
Tracking and Data Acquisition
Spacecraft Command and Control
Emergency Response System
Self Checking Network Security
Presently tracking: IMAGE, RHESSI, FAST, CHIPSat

6. EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER
Project Management
Science Package
Telescopes
Electronics
Mission Operations
Science Operations
 Launched on 7 June 1992
Mission Successfully Concluded 1Q2001

7. FAST AURORAL SNAPSHOT Science Package Electric Field Instruments
Particle Instruments
Electronics
Mission Operations
Science Operations
Launched on 21 Aug 1996
Mission Continuing through 2003

8. RAMATY HIGH ENERGY SOLAR SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGER
Project Management
Spacecraft Bus
Science Package
Imager
Spectrometer
Electronics
Mission Operations
Science Operations
Ground Data Systems
Launched February 5, 2002
Mission Operations Planned for 2 years

9. THEMIS is an Essential Component to Swales Corporate Growth
THEMIS is Central to Swales Strategic Plan
Swales has committed significant internal resources over the last 4 years to mature the THEMIS Mission design thereby enhancing the science return
Swales has the Human & Financial strength to drive THEMIS to a success
THEMIS Management has high visibility with weekly direct- reporting to CEO/COO
We love doing this type of work!
1978
1980
1985
1990
1995
2000
2001
First direct contract with JPL
First direct contracts with GSFC & NRL
SAI
Founded
Delivered first Flight HW
Delivered ISS Radiator
First major contracts with LaRC
Delivered FUSE OTA
Successful Launch of EO-1
Acquired Thermal and Structural Products Divisions
Doing Business As
Awarded SMEX-Lite Commercialization
First major STS Payload Contract
NRL Instrument Development (LASCO / SSULI)
61%
21%
14% 4%
Engineer
Designer / Other Professionals
Technician
Support / Clerical
Labor Mix

10. Opening Remarks THEMIS Team Attendees THEMIS NASA Attendees
Vassilis Angelopoulos UCB PI
Peter Harvey UCB PM
Ellen Taylor UCB MSE
Tom Ajluni Swales PPC Sys Engr
John Bonnell UCB EFI
Charles Carlson UCB ESA
Davin Larson UCB SST
Werner Magnes IWF FGM
Alain Roux CETP SCM
Paul Turin UCB Mechanisms
Hari Dharan UCB Mag Booms
Manfred Bester UCB Mission Ops Mgr
Tim Quinn UCB Science Ops Mgr
Sabine Frey UCB Orbits
Eric Donovan UCalgary GBO/dply
Chris Lashley Swales P&PC Mechanical
Rob Eppler Swales Bus Mechanical
Rommel Zara Swales Thermal
Richard Leboeuf Swales ACS
Mike McCullough Swales RCS
Rob Kraeuter Swales EPS
Steve Hammers tHC Flight Software
Ron Jackson UCB Msn Assurance
Jorg Fisher UCB Parts Program
Tai Phan UCB Conjunctions
Harald Frey UCB GBO/ASIs
Chris Russell UCLA GMAGS; Mag. Clean.
Joe Means UCLA GMAGs; Mag.Clean.
Bob Ergun CUBoulder EFI/DFB
Jim Westfall CUBoulder EFI/DFB
William Liu CSA GBO/Canada
Kate Harps UCB Financial Mgmt
Dorothy Gordon UCB IDPU DCB
Peter Berg UCB Power
Mike Cully Swales PPC Mngr
Nahide Craig UCB EPO
THEMIS NASA Attendees
Dave Sibeck GSFC Program Scientist
Dennis Lee GSFC Mission Engineering
John Thurber GSFC Mission Engineering
Frank Snow GSFC Mission Manager
Tony Comberiate GSFC Explorer Progr. Dir.
Tammy Harrington KSC Launch Services
Willis Jenkins HQ Program Executive

11. Opening Remarks Review Board
Mark Goans GSFC/Systems Review Office/Co-chair
Brian Keegan Honeywell/Co-chair
Joe Bolek GSFC/Systems Engineering
Lou Fantano GSFC/Thermal Systems
Scott Glubke GSFC/Propulsion Systems
Rick Schnurr GSFC/Electrical Systems
Jason Hair GSFC/Mechanical systems
Terry Ford Independent/Guidance, Navigation and Control
J. B. Joyce Independent/Mission Operations
Ronnie Killough Southwest Research Institute/Software
Frank Martin Martin Consulting, Inc./Science
William Taylor Independent/Project Management
Kevin Morgan IV&V
Dr. Larry Cooper NASA HQ EPO
Ben Burress Solar B E/PO Lead

12. Agenda, MPDR (Day 1)

13. Agenda, MPDR (Day 2)

14. Agenda, CAR (Day 3)

15. Agenda, Safety Splinter (Day 3)