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ISDC END OF REVOLUTION REPORT (NRT)
REVOLUTION 1178 - Report of June 9, 2012


 
 Perigee Passage at start : 2012-06-05T20:48:28 
 Perigee Passage at end   : 2012-06-08T20:33:24  	
 Radiation Belt exit      : 42906 km (ijd 4539.9782)
 Radiation Belt entrance  : 28665 km (ijd 4542.7946)
 
 Operations Coordinator   : Enrico Bozzo
 Pipeline Operator        : Ph.M.
 Scientist on Duty        : Ievgen Vovk

 1. Planning summary
 ===================

 1.1 General remarks
 
 a) JEM-X 1 and 2 on. Start of SPI annealing.
  
 b) 2012-06-06T11:12: Pointing 17 missed.
             
 c) 2012-06-07T04:49: Integral went in ESAM mode (see par. 6, Anomalies report). 
    Cause: SEU on the Reaction Wheel Drive Electronics of Wheel 4, this caused the wheel to 
    de-spin and the Satellite to rotate correspondingly until SAS-1A detected an anomalous 
    attitude and the onboard autonomy triggered.    
    2012-06-07T07:51: Start of recovery.
    2012-06-08T00:39: End of recovery, timeline rejoined in PID 82.
 
 d) 2012-06-08T09:08: update of slew 92 failed, pointings 92 to 94 missed. 
 
 1.2 Pointings summary
 
   Remarks: Only Science Windows (ScWs) of type 'pointing' are considered.
 - Exposures info from POD version 2. Pointings info from TSF version 5. 
 - Durations in exec/planned format; data gaps and bad time intervals not excluded from total time.
 - Deviations: only unexpected deviations >30 secs for pointings assigned to an exposure reported;
   expected deviations (first & last pointings of an exposure longer than planned) not reported.  
  • Exposure 11780001: 'Dummy pointing', staring (1x900s) 1 pointing: 11780002, 1116s/900s (+3m35s)
  • Exposure 11780002: 'GPS-Scan-18', GPS (8x2200s) 8 pointings: 11780004 -> 11780011, 17485s/17600s (-1m55s)
  • Exposure 11780003: 'GPS-Scan-18', GPS (7x2200s) 7 pointings: 11780013 -> 11780019, 13068s/15400s (-38m52s) Deviations: 11780017 13/2200s: see 1.1.b)
  • Exposure 11780004: 'Cyg X-1', No preference (36x2200s) 36 pointings: 11780021 -> 11780056, 50833s/64260s (-3h43m46s) Deviations: 11780049 839/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780050 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780051 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780052 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780053 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780054 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780055 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780056 0/1785s: see 1.1.c)
  • Exposure 11780005: 'Cyg X-1', No preference (20x2200s) 20 pointings: 11780057 -> 11780076, 0s/35700s (-9h54m59s) Deviations: 11780057 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780058 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780059 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780060 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780061 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780062 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780063 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780064 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780065 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780066 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780067 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780068 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780069 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780070 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780071 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780072 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780073 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780074 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780075 0/1785s: see 1.1.c) 11780076 0/1785s: see 1.1.c)
  • Exposure 11780006: 'Close to 3C273', 5x5 (11x3000s) 11 pointings: 11780078 -> 11780088, 21106s/33000s (-3h18m13s) Deviations: 11780078 0/3000s: see 1.1.c) 11780079 0/3000s: see 1.1.c) 11780080 0/3000s: see 1.1.c) 11780081 0/3000s: see 1.1.c)
  • Exposure 11780007: 'GPS-Scan-18', GPS (7x2200s) 7 pointings: 11780090 -> 11780096, 14776s/15400s (-10m24s) Deviations: 11780092 2432/2200s: see 1.1.d) 11780093 2424/2200s: see 1.1.d) 11780094 782/2200s: see 1.1.d)
  • Exposure 11780008: 'GPS-Scan-18', GPS (7x2200s) 7 pointings: 11780097 -> 11780103, 16360s/15400s (+15m59s)
2. NRT Data processing ====================== 2.1 Telemetry * Start reception: 2012-06-05T22:22:17 End reception: 2012-06-08T19:08:05 * TM gaps of more than 30 seconds: 2012-06-05T22:28:46 2012-06-07T05:30:57 - 2012-06-07T05:32:30 2012-06-07T05:48:49 - 2012-06-07T05:49:20 2012-06-07T06:06:19 2012-06-07T06:27:15 2012-06-07T07:07:59 2012-06-07T10:33:22 2012-06-07T11:04:03 * Frames missed: 2012-06-07T05:48:49 157 frames missed (3622473446 to 3622473602) 2012-06-07T05:49:20 712 frames missed (3622473680 to 3622474391) 2012-06-07T05:49:20 233 frames missed (3622474449 to 3622474681) 2012-06-07T06:06:19 521 frames missed (3622490483 to 3622491003) 2012-06-07T06:27:15 240 frames missed (3622510453 to 3622510692) 2012-06-07T06:27:15 336 frames missed (3622510763 to 3622511098) 2012-06-07T07:08:00 690 frames missed (3622549512 to 3622550201) 2012-06-07T10:33:23 744 frames missed (3622746393 to 3622747136) 2012-06-07T11:04:03 595 frames missed (3622775982 to 3622776576) * ERT not in sync with UTC: * Statistics: Mean Rate: 15.92 frames/sec (mean) Frames: 3960651 total Packets: 2898626 total : 0 missed : 3259 missed : 1442792 TM : 2885584 TM : 2517859 idle : 0 tcmd : 0 invalid : 13042 time : 0 idle : 0 invalid * Errors: NCTRSFRAME: invalid quality = 256 (should be 0 or 1): 2012-06-06T02:56:15 - 2012-06-06T02:56:50 2012-06-06T07:00:59 - 2012-06-06T07:01:31 2012-06-06T12:41:13 - 2012-06-06T12:42:04 2012-06-06T15:32:11 - 2012-06-06T15:32:12 2012-06-07T05:32:52 - 2012-06-07T05:34:35 2012-06-07T10:13:16 - 2012-06-07T10:14:19 2.2 Auxiliary files summary POD OPP TSF PAF OLF ASF AHF THF ORB REVNO ------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1 2 2 71 81 1 71 1 1 2.3 Pre-processing * Frequent errors for days 2012-06-06, 2012-06-07, 2012-06-08, respectively: 23 7 18 "Histogram rejected" 0 0 0 "OBT found too much higher" 8 0 4 "packet(s) of the Histogram are discarded" 2 0 0 "Can not store the Histogram" 0 0 0 "SpiSpectrum, decompression failed" 0 0 0 "SpiSpectrumParser, Failure" 2.4 OPUS Pipelines processing * REV: completed | errors * INPUT/SCW: completed | errors ------------------------------- ---------------------------- IREM : 68 | 0 170 | 0 ISGRI_cal : 18 | 0 ISGRI_noise: 136 | 0 IBIS_veto : 22 | 0 * QLA completed | errors PICsIT_cal : 24 | 0 ----------------------------- JMX : 262 | 0 IBIS : 73 | 0 ilt : 1 | 0 JEMX-1 : " | 0 Archiving : 1 | 0 JEMX-2 : " | 0 2.5 ISGRI context table 2012-06-08T00:14: IIMG_SDCMOC_D20120606010416_00001.INT sent to MOC 2012-06-08T10:09: IIMG_SDCMOC_D20120606010416_00002.INT sent to MOC 2nd version provided by IRFU/SAp, Saclay (F) 3. Alerts ========= 3.1 All alerts except OOLs and missing scientific data * Level 2: 603 The pointing hasn't increased by one. From 17 to 9500 From file: 1178_0020_ASF Convert attitude RRRR=1178 ROW=20. Missing pointing ? -> see 1.1.b) 603 The pointing hasn't increased by one. From 49 to 9502 From file: 1178_0054_ASF Convert attitude RRRR=1178 ROW=53. Missing pointing ? -> see 1.1.c) 601 Non successive slew ID File: 201216000_OLF Rev:1178 Last:11780050 Current:11780082 (AUXL-PROG-HIS) 602 Non successive pointing ID File: 201216000_OLF Rev:1178 Last:11780050 Current:11780082 (AUXL-PROG-HIS) -> timeline interrupted, see 1.1.c) 3001 Received 2th IBIS dump for revolution 1178. Program / version that has created this alert: Pipeline - Rev IDP (NRT) Directory of alert generation: /export/isdc/run/pipelines/nrt/nrtrev/scratch/1178_20120607183402_00_idp -> see 1.1.c) 603 The pointing hasn't increased by one. From 90 to 9506 File: 1178_0068_ASF Convert attitude RRRR=1178 ROW=67. Missing pointing ? -> see 1.1.d) * Level 1: 604 Exposure time is 9 sec. instead of 2200 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780017 -> see 1.1.b) 604 Exposure time is 836 sec. instead of 1785 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780049 -> see 1.1.c) 605 IBIS, JEM-X 1/2: The mode differ for 5000 sec. from the planning ScW: 117800490131,117800490141 from 2012-06-07T17:44:34 to 2012-06-07T19:07:54 expected mode: 41 actual mode: 22 604 Exposure time is 2432 sec. instead of 2200 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780092 604 Exposure time is 2424 sec. instead of 2200 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780093 604 Exposure time is 776 sec. instead of 2200 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780094 604 Exposure time is 2437 sec. instead of 2200 sec. Pointing ID (BCPPID): 11780095 -> see 1.1.c) 3041 Check NEW context from orbit 1178 (on 2012-06-06T01:04:16) Program / version that has created this alert: ibis_isgr_low_thres 6.4 Directory of alert generation: /export/isdc/run/pipelines/nrt/nrtrev/scratch/1178_20120606010416_00_ilt Number of DEAD: 731 (limit is 730) Number NEW DEAD: 0 (limit is 9) -> e-mail to AS 3.2 Parameter out of limits OMC: ---- Due to eclipse, ScW 117800000012,117800000021: PCURR__1 SVOLT___M5 SVOLT___M12 SVOLT___P5 SVOLT___P12 SVOLT___P36 3.3 Missing scientific data IBIS: ----- ScW: 117800160010, 117800480010,117800490010 These data structures are missing: PICS-SIMH-RAW (or ALL) for mode Observation standard (41) PICS-SISH-RAW (or ALL) for mode Observation standard (41) ScW: 117800170010 These data structures are missing: PICS-SIMH-RAW (or ALL) for mode Observation standard (41) PICS-SISH-RAW (or ALL) for mode Observation standard (41) PICS-SPTI-RAW (or ALL) for mode Observation standard (41) 4. Instruments checks ===================== 4.1. IOSM daily check (standard long term displays) OMC OEM: rejected TC/mode combination 2012-06-07T04:59:08 2012-06-07T04:59:15 2012-06-08T09:08:03 2012-06-08T09:08:08 2012-06-08T09:48:29 2012-06-08T10:28:59 2012-06-08T10:29:04 5. Science (IV) ========== 5.1 Summary a) Planned observations Last POD file: /isdc/nrt/ops/aux/adp/1178.000/pod_1178_0002.fits Received at : 1 Jun 08:31 i EXP_ID OBS_ID SRC_NAME POINT_NUM POINT_LEN 1 11780001 88800330001 Dummy pointing 1 900 2 11780002 09200050038 GPS-Scan-18 8 2200 3 11780003 09200050039 GPS-Scan-18 7 2200 4 11780004 09200080003 Cyg X-1 36 2200 5 11780005 09200080003 Cyg X-1 20 2200 6 11780006 09200100002 Close to 3C273 11 3000 7 11780007 09200050041 GPS-Scan-18 7 2200 8 11780008 09200050040 GPS-Scan-18 7 2200 b) Solar activity & miscellaneous Low 5.2 IBAS a) GRB in ISGRI FOV: No b) GRB in SPI-ACS: 2012-06-07T02:57:25: possible GRB 120607A. c) Other IBAS alerts: No 5.3 TOOs None 6. Anomalies report: ==================== First e-mail from Richard Southworth, MOC from 2012-06-07T12:36: ------------------------------------------ "Integral entered Emergency Sun Acquisition Mode (ESAM) this morning at 04.49z. The cause of the ESAM entry was an SEU on the Reaction Wheel Drive Electronics of Wheel 4, this caused the wheel to de-spin and the Satellite to rotate correspondingly until SAS-1A detected an anomalous attitude and the onboard autonomy triggered. The ESAM entry triggered and executed correctly, following ESAM entry all statuses were as expected including the payload units safe mode selection. Within 8 minutes of ESAM triggering the Satellite was in a safe controlled attitude with SAA close to 90DEG. The Reaction Wheel Drive Electronics 4 health has been verified as it was switched on almost immediately after the switch off (although this was too late to prevent ESAM entry), the power consumption of the unit was nominal indicating that the LCL was not switched off due to over-current.. This means that the ESAM recovery should be relatively straightforward involving no onboard configuration changes. The recovery started at 07.51Z following arrival of the appropriate engineering and FD support and thorough checkout of the Satellite status. The recovery to rejoin nominal TL operations is expected to take in the order of 12 hours provided no complications arise." 2nd e-mail from 2012-06-08T00:31: --------------------------------- "The recovery from this morning's emergency mode entry is almost complete, Integral is back in the nominal AOCS pointing mode and all instruments have been recovered. The remaining operations are 2 Open Loop Slews, a Reaction Wheel Bias and a closed Loop Slew to recover the planned attitude, we expect to be able to rejoin the automated timeline within the next 2 hours."