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at NASA: Overview and Status Catharine A. Conley, NASA Officer 1 June, 2016 1

NASA Strategic Goals Strategic Goal 1: Expand the frontiers of knowledge, capability, and opportunity in space. Objective 1.1: Expand human presence into the solar system and to the surface of Mars to advance exploration, science, innovation, benefits to humanity, and international collaboration. Objective 1.2: Conduct research on the International Space Station (ISS) to enable future space exploration, facilitate a commercial space economy, and advance the fundamental biological and physical sciences for the benefit of humanity. Objective 1.5: Ascertain the content, origin, and evolution of the solar system and the potential for life elsewhere. 2

NASA Policy The policy and its implementation requirements are embodied in NPD 8020.7G (NASA Administrator) Officer acts on behalf of the Associate Administrator for Science to maintain and enforce the policy NASA obtains recommendations on planetary protection issues (requirements for specific bodies and mission types) from the National Research Council s Space Studies Board Advice on policy implementation to be obtained from the NAC Subcommittee Specific requirements for robotic missions are embodied in NPR 8020.12D (AA/SMD) Encompasses all documentation and implementation requirements for forward and back-contamination control NASA Policy Instruction 8020.7 NASA Policy on Planetary Protection Requirements for Human Extraterrestrial Missions released in NODIS as of May 28, 2014 3

Role of PPS The scope of the PPS includes programs, policies, plans, hazard identification and risk assessment, and other matters pertinent to the Agency's responsibilities for biological planetary protection. This scope includes consideration of NASA planetary protection policy documents, implementation plans, and organization. The subcommittee will review and recommend appropriate planetary protection categorizations for all bodies of the solar system to which spacecraft will be sent. The scope also includes the development of near-term enabling technologies, systems, and capabilities, as well as developments with the potential to provide long-term improvements in future operational systems to support planetary protection. 4

Recent PPS Recommendations Nov. 2014 meeting Recommendations Improve MSL Project Office Officer Communications Ensure input to NASA assessment of launch and reentry license applications to the DoT/FAA by Non-Governmental Entities Observations and information Pleased by improved communications with InSight, M2020, and HEO Concerned that the reporting line of the PPO be consistent with responsibility to assure continued treaty compliance across programs in multiple directorates Concerned that joint meetings with ESA were not held June 2015 meeting Recommendations M2020 receives Category V Restricted Earth Return Oct. 2015: PPS members attend ESA PPWG meeting Dec. 2015 meeting Recommendations Adopt 2015 Bern COSPAR workshop findings as NASA policy NASA Planning for Full System-Level Sterilization Observations and information Pleased by SMD plans for MSL operations and Special Regions at Gale Crater Appreciated detailed presentation on M2020 Caching System implementation 5

Planetary Missions Nearly all NASA missions have multiple-agency contributions; ESA-led missions indicated by (ESA) 6

Cassini-Huygens Extended Mission 7

New Frontiers Program 1 st NF mission New Horizons: Pluto-Kuiper Belt Mission 2 nd NF mission JUNO: Jupiter Polar Orbiter Mission 3 rd NF mission OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Return Launched January 2006 Retarget post Pluto August 2011 Launch JOI: July 4, 2016 September 2016 Launch Arrival 2018 Category II Category III Category V Unrestricted 8

Discovery: Dawn & Phase A Selections Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging (DAVINCI) chemical composition of Venus atmosphere during a 63-minute descent Dawn: Vesta and Ceres Orbiter Venus Emissivity, Radio Science, InSAR, Topography, and Spectroscopy mission (VERITAS) produce global, high-resolution topography and imaging of Venus surface Psyche explore the origin of planetary cores by studying the metallic asteroid Psyche Near Earth Object Camera (NEOCam) discover ten times more near-earth objects than all NEOs discovered to date Lucy perform the first reconnaissance of the Jupiter Trojan asteroids Category II: will not impact Ceres due to orbital mechanics constraints 9

2012 Discovery Selection InSIGHT: Mars Interior Mapping Category IVa Launch postponed to 2018 - Mole shall not access or create Mars special regions - Storage review ongoing; spacecraft hardware returned to L-M Denver and JPL 10

Ongoing Office Activities Responses to MSL Lessons Learned Ensure appropriate requirements flowdown Revise/coordinate planetary protection documentation Expand training options Continue cross-directorate coordination Expanding opportunities for interaction with SMA, HEO, STMD Coordination Group Internal SMD activities Ensure appropriate separation of implementation activities in PSD from regulatory/oversight activities of PPO Develop and support Office of operating plan support needed Work closely with missions, active and in development MSL, M2020, InSight; MAVEN, MOM, MRO Cassini, Dawn, New Horizons, Juno, Europa missions; Discovery and New Frontiers AOs missions supporting HEO e.g. ARM commercial space: SpaceX Red Dragon & others add planetary protection in Launch Services Contract; for cubesats, etc. 11

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Budget Proposals to PPR in ROSES 2015 Programmatic needs being assessed 2016