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1 Proposal (STScI Edit Number: 42, Created: Thursday, August 2, 218 2:1:45 PM EST) - Overview Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability investigations Cycle: 25, Proposal Category: GO (UV Initiative) (Availability Mode: AVAILABLE) INVESTIGATORS Name Institution Dr. Lorenz Roth (PI) (ESA Member) (Contact) Royal Institute of Technology lorenzr@kth.se Dr. Kurt David Retherford (CoI) (AdminUSPI) Southwest Research Institute kretherford@swri.edu Dr. Joachim Saur (CoI) (ESA Member) Universitat zu Koeln saur@geo.uni-koeln.de Dr. Darrell F. Strobel (CoI) The Johns Hopkins University strobel@jhu.edu Dr. Paul D. Feldman (CoI) The Johns Hopkins University pfeldman@jhu.edu Dr. Nickolay Ivchenko (CoI) (ESA Member) Royal Institute of Technology nickolay.ivchenko@ee.kth.se Dr. Tracy M Becker (CoI) Southwest Research Institute tbecker@swri.edu Prof. Denis C Grodent (CoI) (ESA Member) Universite de Liege d.grodent@ulg.ac.be Dr. Lucas Paganini (CoI) Catholic University of America lucas.paganini@nasa.gov Dr. Aljona Bloecker (CoI) (ESA Member) Universitat zu Koeln bloecker@geo.uni-koeln.de Marcus Ackland (CoI) (ESA Member) Royal Institute of Technology mackland@kth.se VISITS Visit Targets used in Visit Configurations used in Visit Orbits Used Last Orbit Planner Run OP Current with Visit? 1 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STIS/CCD 2 2-Aug :1:11. yes (8) IO-ACQ 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD 2 2-Aug :1:13. yes 1

2 Proposal (STScI Edit Number: 42, Created: Thursday, August 2, 218 2:1:45 PM EST) - Overview Visit Targets used in Visit Configurations used in Visit Orbits Used Last Orbit Planner Run OP Current with Visit? 3 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP WFC3/UVIS 2 2-Aug :1:15. yes 4 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STIS/CCD 2 2-Aug :1:16. yes (8) IO-ACQ 5 (7) EUROPA-OFF-LIMB STIS/CCD STIS/NUV-MAMA 2 2-Aug :1:18. yes 6 (3) EUROPA-EGRESS (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 7 (4) EUROPA-AROUND-TRANSIT STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 8 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 9 (1) EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT2 (11) IO-ACQ2 9A (12) EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT3 STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 1 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 23 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 11 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 1A (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 4 2-Aug :1:2. yes 4 2-Aug :1:22. yes 4 2-Aug :1:24. yes 2 2-Aug :1:25. yes 2 2-Aug :1:26. yes 2 2-Aug :1:27. yes 2 2-Aug :1:28. yes 2 2-Aug :1:29. yes 2 2-Aug :1:3. yes 12 (9) EUROPA-TRANSIT2 STIS/FUV-MAMA 1 2-Aug :1:31. yes 13 (14) GANYMEDE-ACQ (15) EUROPA-TRANSIT3 14 (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA Aug :1:31. yes 1 2-Aug :1:32. yes

3 Proposal (STScI Edit Number: 42, Created: Thursday, August 2, 218 2:1:45 PM EST) - Overview Visit Targets used in Visit Configurations used in Visit Orbits Used Last Orbit Planner Run OP Current with Visit? 15 (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 1 2-Aug :1:33. yes 16 (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT (8) IO-ACQ 54 Total Orbits Used STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 17 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 18 (13) EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT4 8A (1) EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT2 (11) IO-ACQ2 STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA STIS/CCD STIS/FUV-MAMA 19 (7) EUROPA-OFF-LIMB STIS/CCD STIS/NUV-MAMA 1 2-Aug :1:33. yes 4 2-Aug :1:35. yes 2 2-Aug :1:36. yes 2 2-Aug :1:37. yes 2 2-Aug :1:39. yes 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP WFC3/UVIS 1 2-Aug :1:4. yes 21 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP (8) IO-ACQ 22 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD 2 2-Aug :1:42. yes STIS/CCD 2 2-Aug :1:44. yes ABSTRACT Plumes from outgassing activity at Europa provide our best avenue for exploring the potential habitability of its subsurface ocean. In order to gain information on Europa's plume occurrence or variability, it is important to unambiguously detect and effectively constrain the H2O occurence and plume properties during each observation. Localized abundance of well-detectable salt related trace species like sodium might provide additional means to detect plume activity and constrain ocean composition and/or ice grain formation within the plume venting process. In our medium-size program we exploit the long-slit spectral imaging capabilities of STIS, which uniquely provide both spectral and spatial identification of local plumerelated signals. Using three different STIS spectral modes and two WFC3 narrow band filters, we globally constrain far-uv, near-uv and visible auroral emissions as well as Ly-alpha absorption from plumes in sunlight, eclipse and Jupiter transit. Due to the different observing modes and targeted geometries, the proposed 22 visits will be scheduled uniformly over the ~6-months Jupiter observing season and each visit will be carried 3

4 Proposal (STScI Edit Number: 42, Created: Thursday, August 2, 218 2:1:45 PM EST) - Overview out during optimized observing conditions maximizing the sensitvity of HST to plume signals. OBRVING DESCRIPTION Our program focuses on observations of auroral emissions produced by electron impact on H2O to identify water plumes at Europa with multiple setups in and out of eclipse and in and out of transit. We apply new modes to target visible auroral emissions in eclipse and near-uv aurora pointing off the limb of Europa. The setups are chosen to avoid interference with surface-reflected sunlight in both cases. A few sets of trial observations obtained using director's discretionary time are used to inform about these innovative modes. All aurora observations are to be scheduled when Europa crosses the plasma sheet to maximize auroral excitation. In addition, we propose to schedule Ly-alpha transit observation visits jointly with aurora observations as well as jointly with the FUV imaging mode from Sparks et al. 4

5 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha wide 1 (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitab... Visit Solar System Targets Proposal 15419, Eclipse H-alpha wide 1 (1), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:45 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: No Diagnostics Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD Special Requirements: SCHED 1% # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-ECLIP BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-ECLIP JUPITER FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", ECL U FULL OF EUROPA BY JUPITER FROM Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES 5

6 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha wide 1 (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitab... Exposures # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=21; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the periods of Feb/Mar 218 & July/Aug 218. If closer to Jupiter opposition 218 (April - June) or other moon, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 3 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 4 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 5 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 6 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STIS/CCD, ACCUM, E1 STIS/CCD, ACCUM, E1 STIS/CCD, ACCUM, E1 STIS/CCD, ACCUM, E1 STIS/CCD, ACCUM, E1 G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 [==>] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] [2] [2] 6

7 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha wide 1 (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitab... Orbit Structure 7

8 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha wide 1 (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitab... 8

9 Proposal Eclipse Sodium (2) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Visit Solar System Targets Proposal 15419, Eclipse Sodium (2), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: No Diagnostics Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 18-MAR-218:22:: AND 19-MAR-218::: # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-ECLIP BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-ECLIP JUPITER FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", ECL U FULL OF EUROPA BY JUPITER FROM Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES 9

10 Proposal Eclipse Sodium (2) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Exposures # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=21; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the periods of Feb/Mar 218 & July/Aug 218. If closer to Jupiter opposition 218 (April - June) or other moon, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 3 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 4 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 5 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 6 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, G75M 694 A G75M 694 A G75M 694 A G75M 694 A G75M 694 A GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 POS TARG null,-24; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 [==>] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] [2] [2] 1

11 Proposal Eclipse Sodium (2) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Orbit Structure 11

12 Proposal Eclipse Sodium (2) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... 12

13 Proposal Eclipse imaging (3) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Visit Patterns Solar System Targets Proposal 15419, Eclipse imaging (3), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: No Diagnostics Scientific Instruments: WFC3/UVIS Special Requirements: SCHED 1% # Primary Pattern Secondary Pattern Exposures (1) Pattern Type=WFC3-UVIS-DITHER- BOX Purpose=DITHER Number Of Points=4 Point Spacing=.173 Line Spacing=.112 Coordinate Frame=POS-TARG Pattern Orientation= Angle Between Sides= Center Pattern=false # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-ECLIP BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-ECLIP JUPITER FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", ECL U FULL OF EUROPA BY JUPITER FROM Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (1), (2) 13

14 Proposal Eclipse imaging (3) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Exposures # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP WFC3/UVIS, ACCUM, UVIS2-C512C-SUB WFC3/UVIS, ACCUM, UVIS2-C512C-SUB F631N FLASH=11 Pattern 1, Exps 1-1 i n Eclipse imaging ( 3) (1) F656N FLASH=11 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 Pattern 1, Exps 2-2 i n Eclipse imaging ( 3) (1) 23 Secs X 2 (1976 Secs) [==>25. Secs (Pattern 1, Copy 1)] [==>244. Secs (Pattern 1, Copy 2)] [==>25. Secs (Pattern 2, Copy 1)] [==>244. Secs (Pattern 2, Copy 2)] [==>25. Secs (Pattern 3, Copy 1)] [==>244. Secs (Pattern 3, Copy 2)] [==>25. Secs (Pattern 4, Copy 1)] [==>244. Secs (Pattern 4, Copy 2)] 23 Secs X 2 (2168 Secs) [==>271. Secs (Pattern 1, Copy 1)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 1, Copy 2)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 2, Copy 1)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 2, Copy 2)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 3, Copy 1)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 3, Copy 2)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 4, Copy 1)] [==>271. Secs (Pattern 4, Copy 2)] [2] 14

15 Proposal Eclipse imaging (3) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... Orbit Structure 15

16 Proposal Eclipse imaging (3) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability inv... 16

17 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha narrow 1 (4) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habit... Visit Solar System Targets Proposal 15419, Eclipse H-alpha narrow 1 (4), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: No Diagnostics Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 29-MAR-218:14:: AND 29-MAR-218:16:: # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-ECLIP BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-ECLIP JUPITER FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-ECLIP GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", ECL U FULL OF EUROPA BY JUPITER FROM Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES 17

18 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha narrow 1 (4) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habit... Exposures # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=21; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the periods of Feb/Mar 218 & July/Aug 218. If closer to Jupiter opposition 218 (April - June) or other moon, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 3 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 4 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 5 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP 6 (6) EUROPA-ECLIP STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, STIS/CCD, ACCUM, G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A G75M 6581 A GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 GAIN=1; CR-SPLIT=2 POS TARG null,-24; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 [==>] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] 4 Secs (4 Secs) [==>(Split 1)] [==>(Split 2)] [2] [2] 18

19 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha narrow 1 (4) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habit... Orbit Structure 19

20 Proposal Eclipse H-alpha narrow 1 (4) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habit... 2

21 Proposal NUV off-limb before opp (5) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habita... Proposal 15419, NUV off-limb before opp (5), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/NUV-MAMA, STIS/CCD Special Requirements: SCHED 4%; ORIENT 298D TO 3 D; BETWEEN 19-MAR-218::: AND 17-APR-218::: Comments: This visit required precise off-limb targeting. Visit The slit should be parallel to the equator, i.e. have an angle of 9 degrees with respect to the polar axis (slighltly differeny from original planing where we wanted the slit at a 6 deg angle w.r.t. the polar axis). This is constrained through the ORIENT keyword, which is calcualted using the approximate angle between Europa North and Celestial North before opposition (-16 deg) and the offset of the STIS detector y axis from the telescope U3 axis (45.3 deg). ORIENT = 9 deg + 45 deg - 16 deg = 119 deg. Before opposition, the available ORIENT range is near 27, so this means +18 deg: ORIENT = 117 deg + 18 deg ~ 299 deg. Furthermore, the slit needs to be shifted from the center of the disk to Europa south along the dispersion (x) axis such that the slit center has an offsets of.2 arcec (1st exposure) and.4 arcsec (2nd exposure) to the limb of the disk. At the currently requested observing period between 19 March and 17 April 218, Europa's angular diameter is between.9 and.96 arcsec. Thus, the radius is about.465 arcsec. Therefore, the POS TARG keyword is set to X = =.665. UPDATE POS TARG when exact window is selected! Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Update: Observation on 218 March 28: JupiterNorth to CelestialNorth angle CCW: deg. The available orient range is (u3) 264 to 33 degrees. Europa radius:.43 ". Offset for exposure 1: X = =.63. Offset for exposure 2: X = =.83. The calculations give the shift of the slit w.r.t. the target, but the POS TARG X keyword must then be negative, because it gives the position of the target w.r.t. the slit instead. So X = -.63 and -.83, respectively. (NUV off-limb before opp (5)) Warning (Orbit Planner): POS TARG OUTSIDE OF APERTURE (NUV off-limb before opp (5)) Warning (Orbit Planner): POS TARG OUTSIDE OF APERTURE (NUV off-limb before opp (5)) Warning (Orbit Planner): STIS TIME-TAG EXPOSURE GENERATES HEAVY DATA VOLUME (Exposure 2 (NUV off-limb before opp (5))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (NUV off-limb before opp (5))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (7) EUROPA-OFF- LIMB Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-WEST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-OFF-LIMB JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-OFF-LIMB CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-OFF-LIMB IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-OFF-LIMB GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", OLG OF EUROPA BETWEEN # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (7) EUROPA-OFF-L IMB 2 (7) EUROPA-OFF-L IMB 3 (7) EUROPA-OFF-L IMB STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; STIS/NUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 52X.2 STIS/NUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 52X.2 G23L 2376 A G23L 2376 A ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=15 BUFFER-TIME=15 POS TARG -.63, POS TARG -.83,nu ll.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (293 Secs) [==>293. Secs ] 27 Secs (2892 Secs) [==>2892. Secs ] [2] 21

22 Proposal NUV off-limb before opp (5) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habita... Orbit Structure 22

23 Proposal FUV Europa-egress (6) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitabilit... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-egress (6), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: (none) (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-egress (6))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-egress (6))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 4 (FUV Europa-egress (6))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 5 (FUV Europa-egress (6))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (3) EUROPA-EGRESS STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-EGRESS BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-EGRESS JUPITER FROM GT 2", P OF EUROPA-EGRESS CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EGRESS IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EGRESS GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA-EGRESS BETWEEN Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=23; 2 (3) EUROPA-EGRE SS 3 (3) EUROPA-EGRE SS 4 (3) EUROPA-EGRE SS 5 (3) EUROPA-EGRE SS STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 1798 Secs (1798 Secs) [==>] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 28 Secs (293 Secs) [==>293. Secs ] [3] 28 Secs (293 Secs) [==>293. Secs ] [4] 23

24 Proposal FUV Europa-egress (6) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitabilit... Orbit Structure 24

25 Proposal FUV Europa-egress (6) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitabilit... 25

26 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future h... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 5%; BETWEEN 6-APR-218::: AND 8-JUN-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 4 (FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 5 (FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (4) EUROPA- AROUND- TRANSIT Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", OLG OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BETWEEN 16 2 # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (4) EUROPA-AROU ND-TRANSIT 2 (4) EUROPA-AROU ND-TRANSIT 3 (4) EUROPA-AROU ND-TRANSIT 4 (4) EUROPA-AROU ND-TRANSIT 5 (4) EUROPA-AROU ND-TRANSIT STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-4. SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (211 Secs) [==>211. Secs ] 28 Secs (2878 Secs) [==>2878. Secs ] [2] 28 Secs (2838 Secs) [==>2838. Secs ] [3] 28 Secs (2838 Secs) [==>2838. Secs ] [4] 26

27 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future h... Orbit Structure 27

28 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 1 (7) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future h... 28

29 Proposal FUV Europa-East 1 (8) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... Diagnostics Visit Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-East 1 (8), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 8%; BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 8-JUN-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-East 1 (8))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-East 1 (8))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 4 (FUV Europa-East 1 (8))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 5 (FUV Europa-East 1 (8))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. Solar System Targets Exposures # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (1) EUROPA-EAST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-EAST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-EAST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-EAST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA-EAST BETWEEN 7 11 Comments: Description=Europa # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 4 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 5 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 POS TARG null,-5 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (1997 Secs) [==>1997. Secs ] 28 Secs (2774 Secs) [==>2774. Secs ] [2] 28 Secs (2734 Secs) [==>2734. Secs ] [3] 28 Secs (2734 Secs) [==>2734. Secs ] [4] 29

30 Proposal FUV Europa-East 1 (8) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... Orbit Structure 3

31 Proposal FUV Europa-East 1 (8) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... 31

32 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future h... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 15-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 9 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 9 now contains the first two orbits. Second two are in visit 9A. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (1) EUROPA- AROUND- TRANSIT2 STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT2 CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT2 IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT2 GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", OLG OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BETWEEN Comments: Duplicated of target 4. OLG opened up by a degree to allow visit 18 to schedule. Description=Europa Extended=YES (11) IO-ACQ2 STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ2 BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ2 JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF IO-ACQ2 EUROPA FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ2 GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ2 CALLISTO FROM GT 1" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (11) IO-ACQ2 STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (1) EUROPA-ARO UND-TRANSIT2 3 (1) EUROPA-ARO UND-TRANSIT2 STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-4. ; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 1832 Secs (1832 Secs) [==>] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 32

33 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future h... Orbit Structure 33

34 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9A) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9A), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 15-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 9 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 1A now contains the second pair of orbits. Visit 9 contains the first two orbits. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9A))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9A))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (12) EUROPA- AROUND- TRANSIT3 STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT3 CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT3 IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT3 GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", OLG OF EUROPA-AROUND- TRANSIT BETWEEN Comments: Duplicated of target 4. OLG opened up by a degree to allow visit 18 to schedule. Description=Europa Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (12) EUROPA-ARO UND-TRANSIT3 2 (12) EUROPA-ARO UND-TRANSIT3 3 (12) EUROPA-ARO UND-TRANSIT3 STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-4. SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 34

35 Proposal FUV Europa-around-transit 2 (9A) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future... Orbit Structure 35

36 Proposal FUV Europa-West (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability i... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-West (1), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 8-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 1 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 1 now contains the first two orbits. Second two are in visit 23. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-West (1))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-West (1))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (2) EUROPA-WEST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-WEST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-WEST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-WEST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-WEST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-WEST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA BETWEEN Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5. SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 36

37 Proposal FUV Europa-West (1) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability i... Orbit Structure 37

38 Proposal FUV Europa-West (23) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability i... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-West (23), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SAME ORIENT AS 1; BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 8-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 1 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 23 now contains the second pair of orbits. Visit 1 contains the first two orbits. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-West (23))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-West (23))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (2) EUROPA-WEST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-WEST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-WEST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-WEST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-WEST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-WEST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA BETWEEN Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (2) EUROPA-WEST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5. SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 38

39 Proposal FUV Europa-West (23) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability i... Orbit Structure 39

40 Proposal FUV Europa-East 2 (11) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... Visit Diagnostics Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-East 2 (11), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 14-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 11 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 11 now contains the first two orbits. Second two are in visit 1A. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-East 2 (11))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-East 2 (11))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. Solar System Targets Exposures # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (1) EUROPA-EAST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-EAST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-EAST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-EAST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA-EAST BETWEEN 7 11 Comments: Description=Europa # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5. SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 4

41 Proposal FUV Europa-East 2 (11) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... Orbit Structure 41

42 Proposal FUV Europa-East 2 (1A) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitabilit... Diagnostics Visit Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-East 2 (1A), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 14-JUN-218::: Comments: Visit 11 was a 4 orbit visit. Due to gyro bias issues it was split into 2 two orbit visits separated by 1 orbit. Visit 1A now contains the second pair of orbits. Visit 11 contains the first two orbits. (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-East 2 (1A))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-East 2 (1A))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. Solar System Targets Exposures # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (1) EUROPA-EAST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-EAST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-EAST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-EAST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA-EAST BETWEEN 7 11 Comments: Description=Europa # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5. SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 42

43 Proposal FUV Europa-East 2 (1A) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitabilit... Orbit Structure 43

44 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 1 (12) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Coordinated transit 1 (12), completed Thu Aug 2 19:1:46 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 1-MAR-218::: AND 8-JUL-218::: Comments: For this visit, no acquisition exposure is obtained. Instead, GS pointing is used only and the unsupported 6x6 aperture to ensure Europa is well within the FOV. (FUV Coordinated transit 1 (12)) Warning (Form): A target acquisition should probably be performed before doing spectroscopy or coronography with STIS or COS. (Exposure 1 (FUV Coordinated transit 1 (12))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (9) EUROPA- TRANSIT2 Comments: This target is used with Visit 12. Description=Europa Extended=YES STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT2 CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT2 IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT2 GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", CML OF JUPITER FROM BETWEEN 18 # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 (9) EUROPA-TRAN SIT2 STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 6X6 G14L BUFFER-TIME=5 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 17 Secs (1574 Secs) [==>1574. Secs ] Orbit Structure 44

45 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 2 (13) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Coordinated transit 2 (13), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:47 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 1% (Exposure 2 (FUV Coordinated transit 2 (13))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (14) GANYMEDE-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=GANYMEDE NOT OCC OF GANYMEDE-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF GANYMEDE-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF GANYMEDE-ACQ IO FROM GT 1", P OF GANYMEDE-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 1", P OF GANYMEDE-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 1" Comments: Description=GANYMEDE Extended=YES (15) EUROPA- TRANSIT3 Comments: Description=EUROPA Extended=YES STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-TRANSIT3 BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT3 IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT3 GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT3 CALLISTO FROM GT 5", TRANSIT OF EUROPA ACROSS JUPITER FROM # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (14) GANYMEDE- ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=23; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: This acquisition exposure can possibly be deleted/omitted, if the observation is taken directly subsequent to a Europa plume STIS FUV filter imaging orbit from program Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the period near Jupiter opposition, i.e. April - June 218. If period or moon is different, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (15) EUROPA-TRA NSIT3 STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L BUFFER-TIME=5 POS TARG.,-4.; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 [==>] 17 Secs (1574 Secs) [==>1574. Secs ] 45

46 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 2 (13) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Orbit Structure 46

47 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 3 (14) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Coordinated transit 3 (14), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:47 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 1-MAR-218::: AND 8-JUL-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Coordinated transit 3 (14))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", TRANSIT OF EUROPA ACROSS JUPITER FROM, CML OF JUPITER FROM BETWEEN 18 Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=23; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: This acquisition exposure can possibly be deleted/omitted, if the observation is taken directly subsequent to a Europa plume STIS FUV filter imaging orbit from program Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the period near Jupiter opposition, i.e. April - June 218. If period or moon is different, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (5) EUROPA-TRAN SIT STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L BUFFER-TIME=5 POS TARG.,-4.; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 [==>] 17 Secs (1574 Secs) [==>1574. Secs ] 47

48 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 3 (14) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Orbit Structure 48

49 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 4 (15) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Coordinated transit 4 (15), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:47 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 1-MAR-218::: AND 8-JUL-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Coordinated transit 4 (15))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", TRANSIT OF EUROPA ACROSS JUPITER FROM, CML OF JUPITER FROM BETWEEN 18 Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=23; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: This acquisition exposure can possibly be deleted/omitted, if the observation is taken directly subsequent to a Europa plume STIS FUV filter imaging orbit from program Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the period near Jupiter opposition, i.e. April - June 218. If period or moon is different, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (5) EUROPA-TRAN SIT STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L BUFFER-TIME=5 POS TARG.,-4.; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 [==>] 17 Secs (1574 Secs) [==>1574. Secs ] 49

50 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 4 (15) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Orbit Structure 5

51 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 5 (16) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Visit Diagnostics Solar System Targets Exposures Proposal 15419, FUV Coordinated transit 5 (16), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:47 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: SCHED 1%; BETWEEN 1-MAR-218::: AND 8-JUL-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Coordinated transit 5 (16))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (5) EUROPA-TRANSIT STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-TRANSIT BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT IO FROM GT 5", P OF EUROPA-TRANSIT GANYMEDE FROM GT 5", TRANSIT OF EUROPA ACROSS JUPITER FROM, CML OF JUPITER FROM BETWEEN 18 Comments: Description=Europa Extended=YES (8) IO-ACQ STD=JUPITER STD=IO NOT OCC OF IO-ACQ BY JUPITER FROM, P OF IO-ACQ JUPITER FROM GT 1", P OF IO-ACQ CALLISTO FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ EUROPA FROM GT 5", P OF IO-ACQ GANYMEDE FROM GT 5" Comments: Description=IO Extended=YES # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (8) IO-ACQ STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=23; ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3.3 Secs (.3 Secs) Comments: This acquisition exposure can possibly be deleted/omitted, if the observation is taken directly subsequent to a Europa plume STIS FUV filter imaging orbit from program Checkbox parameter selected for size of Io in the period near Jupiter opposition, i.e. April - June 218. If period or moon is different, the checkbox size needs to be adjusted. 2 (5) EUROPA-TRAN SIT STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L BUFFER-TIME=5 POS TARG.,-4.; GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 [==>] 17 Secs (1574 Secs) [==>1574. Secs ] 51

52 Proposal FUV Coordinated transit 5 (16) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habi... Orbit Structure 52

53 Proposal FUV Europa-East 3 (17) - Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability... Diagnostics Visit Proposal 15419, FUV Europa-East 3 (17), implementation Thu Aug 2 19:1:47 GMT 218 Diagnostic Status: Warning Scientific Instruments: STIS/CCD, STIS/FUV-MAMA Special Requirements: BETWEEN 9-APR-218::: AND 2-JUL-218::: (Exposure 2 (FUV Europa-East 3 (17))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 3 (FUV Europa-East 3 (17))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 4 (FUV Europa-East 3 (17))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. (Exposure 5 (FUV Europa-East 3 (17))) Warning (Form): Sensitive exposures should have an ETC run number provided. Solar System Targets Exposures # Name Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Window Ephem Center (1) EUROPA-EAST STD=JUPITER STD=EUROPA NOT OCC OF EUROPA-EAST BY JUPITER FROM, P OF EUROPA-EAST JUPITER FROM GT 3", P OF EUROPA-EAST CALLISTO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST IO FROM GT 1", P OF EUROPA-EAST GANYMEDE FROM GT 1", OLG OF EUROPA-EAST BETWEEN 7 11 Comments: Description=Europa # Label Target Config,Mode,Aperture Spectral Els. Opt. Params. Special Reqs. Groups Exp. Time (Total)/[Actual Dur.] Orbit 1 Acquisition (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/CCD, ACQ, F28X5LP MIRROR CHECKBOX=19; 2 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 3 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 4 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, 5 (1) EUROPA-EAST STIS/FUV-MAMA, TIME-TAG, G14L G14L G14L G14L ACQTYPE=DIFFU ; DIFFU-CENTER =GEOMETRIC-CE NTER BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 BUFFER-TIME=75 GS ACQ SCENARI O BA1B3 POS TARG null,-5. SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2 SAME POS AS 2.3 Secs (.3 Secs) [==>] 22 Secs (2166 Secs) [==>2166. Secs ] 28 Secs (2943 Secs) [==>2943. Secs ] [2] 28 Secs (293 Secs) [==>293. Secs ] [3] 28 Secs (293 Secs) [==>293. Secs ] [4] 53

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