> ERV Timeline – Updated 20 Apr 04 OVERDUE Math and Proof of Feasibility (this is the hardest one) · Propulsion/Mission (Dom) – Show the delta-V burn that we get from our propulsion system with solar thermal assist ACTIVE and INACTIVE. · Propellant (Adam) – How much propellant will we need? Show possible production rates for O2 and Methane. How much H2 do we need to bring for the whole trip? 28 APRIL 04 Mass/EPS Budget Review · Adam/Billy/Dom/Jason/Shawn – Submit a COMPLETE initial mass and EPS budget for assigned subsystems. · Chuck – Patch design, we will decide which one works best during the meeting. · Helene – A list of places to send the press release, w/names & email addresses. 05 MAY 04 Math Refinements and Detail · Cover any potential problems and inconsistencies. · Brainstorm more avenues of publicity. · Look for ways to simplify the system. · All subsystems submit diagrams (flow diagrams) and charts as required. · Updated press release. 12 MAY 04 Self Assessment/Internal Review · Grade ourselves on the following: Technical Merit Publicity Innovation Simplicity Completeness Reliance on Current Technology Team Size 25% 20% 15% 15% 10% 10%   5% · Hazzard Discussions and Mitigation. · Each subsystem lead brings a list of failure points and potential problems as described in the Kepler Competition’s call for papers. This breaks down into three categories: I   – Loss of Crew/Mission II  – Delay of Mission, Possible Crew Loss III – Long Lead Nuisance 19 MAY 04 Draft Due · Final team 100-pg write-up is due by this date, for proofreading. · Send final press releases. 25 MAY 04 Proofreading Complete · Produce and mail to Mars Society.  01 JUNE 04  Final Turn-in to the Mars Society · They want products on CD-Rom, shipped to Pioneer Astronautics.