Document Usage (procedures) - Revision history

Stefanido at 04:31, 28 April 2010

2010-04-28T04:31:40Z

Stefanido at 04:31, 28 April 2010

2010-04-28T04:31:22Z

Stefanido at 16:57, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T16:57:55Z

Stefanido at 16:50, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T16:50:07Z

Stefanido: Procedures Guide and Definitions moved to Document Usage (procedures): new ToC

2010-04-20T16:29:59Z

Procedures Guide and Definitions moved to Document Usage (procedures): new ToC

Rubberchickenben at 14:58, 9 April 2010

2010-04-09T14:58:46Z

Darth Wombat: elabourated some

2010-04-03T00:09:48Z

elabourated some

Stefanido at 20:54, 30 March 2010

2010-03-30T20:54:51Z

Stefanido at 19:58, 30 March 2010

2010-03-30T19:58:39Z

Stefanido: /* 0.2 Definitions */

2010-03-03T03:21:53Z

‎0.2 Definitions

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 ==Ammendments==
-==Pre V1.0==
+===Pre V1.0===
 Prior to V1.0, just make any changes directly to the procedures in question, and add new procedures to the [[Procedures Table of Contents]].
-==Post V1.0==
+===Post V1.0===
 After V1.0, ammendments must be made in the following way:

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	The [[OCESS]] Procedures Manual provides a set of guidelines and protocols for pre-mission planning and training, as well as for normal mission operation.		The [[OCESS]] Procedures Manual provides a set of guidelines and protocols for pre-mission planning and training, as well as for normal mission operation.
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		+	==Version==
		+	The OCESS Procedures Manual is in V0.3.
		+
		+	Note that no procedures contained here are official until at least V1.0.
		+
		+	===New Version Numbers===
		+	* One tenth shall be added to the version number by the Mission Commander if more than 10% of all procedures receive significant changes.
		+	** Up to a maximum of nine tenths
		+	* The version number will be rounded up to the next unity after passing an annual review conducted by the Mission Commander or designates
		+
		+	==Ammendments==
		+	==Pre V1.0==
		+	Prior to V1.0, just make any changes directly to the procedures in question, and add new procedures to the [[Procedures Table of Contents]].
		+
		+	==Post V1.0==
		+	After V1.0, ammendments must be made in the following way:
		+
		+	*For a new procedure
		+	**Create a procedures page
		+	**Do not add it to the [[Procedures Table of Contents]]
		+	**Request approval from the Mission Commander
		+
		+	*For a new section of a procedure
		+	**Add a the section to the talk page of the procedures page
		+	**Request approval from the Mission Commander
		+
		+	*For editing a previously approved section of a procedure
		+	**If a minor edit (spelling, clarification), make the change on the procedures page
		+	**If a major change (rewrite), copy to and edit on the talk page of the procedures page
		+	**Request approval from the Mission Commander

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 {{Procedure}}
-The '''[[OCESS]] Procedure Manual''' provides a set of guidelines for the actions of the [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] during any [[mission]].
+The [[OCESS]] Procedures Manual provides a set of guidelines and protocols for pre-mission planning and training, as well as for normal mission operation.
-−
-This manual may be used for both training and in-mission reference, although it is primarily designed for pre-mission training.
-−
-==Familiarity==
-It is expected that all [[Mission]] participants will be familiar with the procedures for the station they are manning, as well as all of the [[Procedures Table of Contents#Chapter 3: Emergency Procedures|Emergency Procedures]]. Certain mission roles will require greater familiarity with the procedures than others, and the degree to which one must be familiar with the procedures is noted in the procedures for each position.

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 The '''[[OCESS]] Procedure Manual''' provides a set of guidelines for the actions of the [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] during any [[mission]].
 This manual may be used for both training and in-mission reference, although it is primarily designed for pre-mission training.
-===0.2 Familiarity===
+==Familiarity==
 It is expected that all [[Mission]] participants will be familiar with the procedures for the station they are manning, as well as all of the [[Procedures Table of Contents#Chapter 3: Emergency Procedures|Emergency Procedures]]. Certain mission roles will require greater familiarity with the procedures than others, and the degree to which one must be familiar with the procedures is noted in the procedures for each position.

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 ; [[EVA]] : Extra-Vehicular Activity. Consists of space walks and surface excursions.
 ; [[IVA]] : Intra-Vehicular Activity. Consists of moving around the interior of the Habitat in full EVA equipment. This is generally rendered necessary by environmental leaks or depressurization.
-; [[TCS]] : The Tachyon Communication System, our faster-than-light communication system; it does not need relays (i.e. TDRS satellites) due to its fundamental nature. Is composed of the TCU (Tachyon Control Unit) and TCER (Tachyon Control Emission and Reception) which are the Habitat and Mission Control devices, respectively. Tachyon collector dishes are used for reception. This system is not ideal, since it stretches the believability of the simulation, and several methods for creating time delays are currently under consideration.
+; [[TCS]] : The Tachyon Communication System, our faster-than-light communication system; it does not need relays (i.e. TDRS satellites) due to its fundamental nature. Is composed of the TCU (Tachyon Control Unit) and TCER (Tachyon Control Emission and Reception) which are the Habitat and Mission Control devices, respectively. Tachyon collector dishes are used for reception. This system is not ideal, since it stretches the believability of the simulation, and several methods for creating time delays are currently under consideration. It may be replaced by the more-believable [[IEST]].
 {{Procedure|PrevTopic=Procedures Table of Contents

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 ; [[TCS]] : The Tachyon Communication System, our faster-than-light communication system; it does not need relays (i.e. TDRS satellites) due to its fundamental nature. Is composed of the TCU (Tachyon Control Unit) and TCER (Tachyon Control Emission and Reception) which are the Habitat and Mission Control devices, respectively. Tachyon collector dishes are used for reception.
-{{Procedure|PrevTopic='''[[Procedures Table of Contents]]'''
+{{Procedure|PrevTopic=Procedures Table of Contents
 |PrevNum=''None''
 |ThisTopic='''Guide and Definitions'''
 |ThisNum=0.0-0.2
-|NextTopic='''[[Mission Control Staffing Procedures]]'''
+|NextTopic=Main Mission Procedures
 |NextNum=1.0}}

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 This manual may be used for both training and in-mission reference, although it is primarily designed for pre-mission training.
-===0.2 Definitions===
+===0.2 Familiarity===
 ; [[Alpha]]-class Emergency : An incident outside the parameters of the Simulation.
-; [[Beta]]-class emergency : An incident within the parameters of the Simulation.
+; [[Beta]]-class Emergency : An incident within the parameters of the Simulation.
 ; [[AYSE Drive]] (AYSE) : The power and engine unit that the Habitat docks with for interplanetary travel.
 ; [[Mission Control]] (MC) : The Launch and Flight Operations control centre of the OCESS.
-; [[Habitat]] (HAB) : The Hawking II planetary transit and habitation vehicle used by the OCESS.
+; [[Habitat]] (HAB) : The Hawking III planetary transit and habitation vehicle used by the OCESS.
 ; [[EVA]] : Extra-Vehicular Activity. Consists of space walks and surface excursions.
 ; [[IVA]] : Intra-Vehicular Activity. Consists of moving around the interior of the Habitat in full EVA equipment. This is generally rendered necessary by environmental leaks or depressurization.
 ; [[TCS]] : The Tachyon Communication System, our faster-than-light communication system; it does not need relays (i.e. TDRS satellites) due to its fundamental nature. Is composed of the TCU (Tachyon Control Unit) and TCER (Tachyon Control Emission and Reception) which are the Habitat and Mission Control devices, respectively. Tachyon collector dishes are used for reception.
 {{Procedure|PrevTopic='''[[Procedures Table of Contents]]'''