Daily Schedule

Thursday, 23 June

0630 - 1730: Aircraft access
1300: Science upload meeting in the Lab

Upcoming

24 June - Sea container leaves Palmdale for Christchurch; AMP team arrives Bldg 703
27 June - MMS, PALMS, and TOGA teams arrive Bldg 703
29 June - AO2 and Medusa teams arrive Bldg 703

Wednesday, 22 June

0630 - 1730: Aircraft access
1300: Science upload meeting in the Lab
1400: Egress training in the Life Support Office

Upcoming

24 June - Sea container leaves Palmdale for Christchurch; AMP team arrives Bldg 703
27 June - MMS, PALMS, and TOGA teams arrive Bldg 703
29 June - AO2 and Medusa teams arrive Bldg 703

Reminders

  • Egress training has been scheduled every Tuesday and Thursday @ 1400 in the Life Support Office in Bldg 703 (beginning next week). This training is a requirement for anyone who plans to fly on the DC-8. Note: If you received this training for KORUS, you are set for ATom.
  • Make sure that your instrument gets a power check before you leave Palmdale. Every instrument must complete a power check before Test Flight #1 on July 12.
  • Be sure you mind the AFRC tool control policy.

The ATom-1 campaign has begun! It has been a busy Monday here in Palmdale. The Medusa, NOyO3, and QCLS teams arrived today, while the CAFS, CIT-CIMS, DLH, HR-AMS, and SP2 teams are spending a few more days here to reconfigure. Quincy is taking inventory and preparing the sea container headed for Christchurch. Here’s the plan for tomorrow...
 
Tuesday, 21 June
0700 - 1530: Aircraft Access
1300: Science Upload Meeting in Lab
 
Upcoming
24 June - Sea container leaves Palmdale for Christchurch; AMP team arrives Bldg 703
27 June - MMS, PALMS, and TOGA teams arrive Bldg 703
29 June - AO2 and Medusa teams arrive Bldg 703
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