EVA 2 Report
EVA Crew Members – Dani Carroll, Doug Krohn, Lorna Workman, Sean Serell, Phil Jones, Dean Aubin, Rich Bishop, Poni Bishop
Location
Green Mars
Easting: 520500
Northing: 4256600
EVA Objectives
Simulation of medical contingency scenarios during EVA
Results
EVA aborted prior to completion of simulation.
Issues/Mitigation
EVA aborted due to illness in crewmember. Returned to Hab. Crewmember is now feeling well.
ATVs/Rovers Used
ATVs x 4, EVs x2 (Spirit, Phobos)
Crew 194 Daily Summary Report 15.05.2018
MDRS Daily Summary Report for sol 2
Summary Title
Busy day with EVA and Celestial Navigation
Mission Status:
Good
Sol Activity Summary:
Today was Sol 2 and represented our first day waking up in simulation. The weather is quite warm and sunny. We learned about the effects of radiation illness in the morning and performed an EVA involving search and rescue. After the EVA, we studied celestial navigation and using star plots to find locations on a planet. We also welcomed the arrival of crewmember Rick Cole.
Look Ahead Plan: We will continue our learning with discussion of SANS, winter, and water survival training.
Anomalies in work:
EVA aborted due to illness in crewmember.
Weather:Sunny, Very Warm
Crew Physical Status:The affected crewmember has recovered and is feeling well.
EVA: Per above
Reports to be file:
Operations Report
Journalist Report
EVA Report
Support Requested:
Continued anomalies with power system as already documented.
Crew 194 Report
Sol 2
Later than usual start to the morning as most of us surprisingly and coincidentally slept well past sunup. Yesterday evening the crew successfully responded to a simulated medical emergency. With the crew safe and all dangers tended to, we had more energy than usual as the day came to a close. After reviewing the dangers, symptoms, and treatment of radiation exposure to space travelers, we set outside for our EVA. Coincidentally, solar radiation had the landscape and the EVA much warmer than yesterday. Returning from a very successful EVA, we sat down and learned celestial navigation. Enjoying the throwbacks to math, geometry, and using pencil and paper again, we found it pleasantly challenging. Having to say farewell to our instructor Dana, a space nerd with a personality the size of Olympic Mons, we excitedly welcome a new instructor, Rick Cole.
Please find attached photos for the Photo Report. Some photos are around the Hab. We did not obtain UTM coordinates for the ones on EVA as we had a crew member become ill (not simulated) and aborted the EVA.
Please find attached photos for the Photo Report. Some photos are around the Hab. We did not obtain UTM coordinates for the ones on EVA as we had a crew member become ill (not simulated) and aborted the EVA.
Crew 194 Operations Report 14052018
SOL: 1
Name of person filing report: Dana
Non-nominal systems: Power/ Generator
Notes on non-nominal system:
functional but does not charge batteries
Solar—insufficient to power hab but does appear connected to batteries
Diesel – 75%
Gasoline (5 Gallon containers for ATV) – 15 gallons
Water (trailer) – 920 gallons
Water (static) – 55 gallons
Trailer to Static Pump used – no
Water (loft) – Static to Loft Pump used – yes
Water Meter: nominal
ATV’s Used: 4
Oil Checked: yes
ATV # Fuel Used Gals: 7 gallons
Tires Status: good
# Hours Used Day: 2
Phobos used: yes
Hours: 2
Beginning charge: 100%
Ending charge: 95%
Currently charging: yes
Deimos used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Sojourner rover used: ASSIGNED TO DIRECTOR
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Spirit rover used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Opportunity rover used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Curiosity rover used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
HabCar used? No
Notes and Comments:
Summary of operations activities:
Summary of GreenHab activities: harvested Tomatoes and basil
Summary of ScienceDome activities: worked on construction of simulated Rocket
Summary of healthy and safety issues: none
Questions and Concerns to Mission Support: Power system remains off nominal. We are able to maintain electricity by using the diesel generator but the governor electrical system continues to not function.
Monday, May 14, 2018
Crew 194
Sol 1 Field Report
Morning lectures began early with details over space suits, hypoxia, toxicology. EVA immediately after with two teams successfully establishing comms relay further south of the Hab. Successful medical evac and treatment of injury due to fall. Afternoon consisted of rest, reading, Hab maintenance, and tidying. Crew all well.
Dean Aubin
Crew 194 Daily Summary Report 14.05.2018
MDRS Daily Summary Report for sol 1
Summary Title
First EVA
Mission Status:
Good
Sol Activity Summary:
Today was our first day in simulation. We learned about atmospheric composition and toxicology on spacecraft and habitats. We also discussed space suit design and had our first EVA.
Look Ahead Plan: We will continue our learning with discussion of radiation and celestial navigation.
Anomalies in work:
The Hab power system continue to be unreliable. We are on solar currently, but the system cuts out without warning. In addition, it does not appear to be sufficient to both power the Hab and recharge the batteries. The generator is able to power the Hab, but not to charge the batteries.
Weather:Sunny, Warm
Crew Physical Status:The crew is doing well. No concerns.
EVA: We had our first EVA today, which was exciting for the entire crew.
Reports to be file:
Operations Report
Support Requested:
Power System as above
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