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GSC Sentinel-2 PDGS OCD - Emits - ESA

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<strong>ESA</strong> UNCLASSIFIED – For Official Use<br />

<strong>GSC</strong> <strong>Sentinel</strong>-2 <strong>PDGS</strong> <strong>OCD</strong><br />

Issue 1 Revision 2 (draft) - 25.07.2010<br />

GMES-GSEG-EOPG-TN-09-0008<br />

page 227 of 350<br />

quality control reports for the Support Desk, Cal/Val reports (including requests for<br />

critical calibration parameters update), Processors Upgrade Requests (including<br />

verification results), processor upgrades requests and End-to-End System<br />

Performance reports. MPA gets from the POM (via DC function) mission requirements<br />

updates and on-demand quality control checks coming from the Support Desk;<br />

o The MPA feeds the CDS with quality control reports according to [AD-02] via the DC<br />

function;<br />

o The MPA gets products via the DAG function for performing Off-line Quality Control<br />

and Cal/Val tasks;<br />

o The MPA has access to a collocated DPC function embedding IDP and OLQC<br />

functions to perform processors validation activities;<br />

o The MPA has access to all POD data via the MCC and DC functions for performing<br />

Off-line Quality Control activities;<br />

o The MPA provides on-board and on-ground configuration data (OBCD and OGCD)<br />

and Cal/Val ad-hoc data acquisitions requests to the MCC function. MPA gets from<br />

MCC a reporting of the requests status;<br />

o The MPA has an operational interface with the RP function for the validation of the<br />

instrument data processing and on-line quality control processors before deployment<br />

of a new version;<br />

o The MPA function supports interactive access and batch requests to the FOS EDDS<br />

for the retrieval of decoded HKTM data (packets or parameters in engineering values)<br />

needed for the investigation of anomalies and / or auxiliary data processing activities;<br />

5.2.4.4 Monitoring & Control (M&C) Function<br />

5.2.4.4.1 Function Objectives and High-Level Description<br />

The Monitoring & Control function is responsible at <strong>PDGS</strong> centre level for ensuring that all<br />

available resources (i.e. hardware, software and local network) required for the <strong>PDGS</strong><br />

nominal operations are available, ready and running under expected conditions. M&C<br />

function allows detecting anomalies that a priori may involve working problems in the<br />

functional chain or help finding the cause of any malfunction of any <strong>PDGS</strong> function.<br />

As such, it is in charge of:<br />

○ Monitor physical resources (i.e. HW, network links, etc.) correct behaviour according to<br />

expected threshold ranges (e.g. free disk space thresholds);<br />

○ Monitor other <strong>PDGS</strong> functions key running processes to assess in real time their<br />

working status;<br />

○ Raising alarms to operators when monitored items are not under expected conditions.<br />

Alarms notification mechanisms to operators are configured according to error severity;<br />

○ Provide a single and harmonized logs view point for all <strong>PDGS</strong> functions. M&C function<br />

undertakes others <strong>PDGS</strong> functions logs messages and visualises them according to<br />

different configuration criteria;<br />

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The copyright of this document is the property of <strong>ESA</strong>. It is supplied in confidence and shall not be reproduced, copied or<br />

communicated to any third party without written permission from <strong>ESA</strong>.

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