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The engineering goal of the Deep Impact mission is to impact comet Tempel 1 on July 4, 2005, with a 370 kg active Impactor spacecraft (s/c). The impact velocity will be just over 10 km/s and is expected to excavate a crater approximately 20 m deep and 100 m wide. The Impactor s/c will be delivered to the vicinity of Tempel 1 by the Flyby s/c, which is also the key observing platform for the event. Following Impactor release, the Flyby will change course to pass the nucleus at an altitude of 500 km and at the same time slow down in order to allow approximately 800 s of observation of the impact event, ejecta plume expansion, and crater formation. Deep Impact will use the autonomous optical navigation (AutoNav) software system to guide the Impactor s/c to intercept the nucleus of Tempel 1 at a location that is illuminated and viewable from the Flyby. The Flyby s/c uses identical software to determine its comet-relative trajectory and provide the attitude determination and control system (ADCS) with the relative position information necessary to point the High Resolution Imager (HRI) and Medium Resolution Imager (MRI) instruments at the impact site during the encounter. This paper describes the Impactor s/c autonomous targeting design and the Flyby s/c autonomous tracking design, including image processing and navigation (trajectory estimation and maneuver computation). We also discuss the analysis that led to the current design, the expected system performance as compared to the key mission requirements and the sensitivity to various s/c subsystems and Tempel 1 environmental factors.


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In the context of your story, again think about whether each scene moves the global life value related to the central conflict or moves the life value of a subplot that affects the global life value in some way. This is a less objective standard than you would use for the 15 Key Scenes, so it is squishier. When you make this assessment, you do so from your role as creator of the story, knowing how it all works out, not from the perspective of the reader who is missing key facts. But for every scene, ask yourself, what does this mean for the global story, and how can I make it mean more and have a greater impact?


Every year at the end of June, scientific publishers' eyes turn to Philadelphia, where the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) releases a snippet of data that they crave: the impact factor of each journal. In due course, bureaucrats in research agencies will roll the impact figures into their performance indicators, and those scientists who worry about such things will quietly note which journal's number wins them the most brownie points.


Attempts to quantify the quality of science are always fraught with difficulty, and the journal impact factors are among the few numbers to persist. The result is an overemphasis of what is really a limited metric.


The impact factor also mixes citations to diverse types of content: unsurprisingly, review articles are typically the most highly cited, but citations of our Commentaries, News Features and News & Views articles also contribute in a minor way to the numerator (although these items are not counted in the denominator).


The net result of all these variables is a conclusion that impact factors don't tell us as much as some people may think about the respective quality of the science that journals are publishing. Neither do most scientists judge journals using such statistics; they rely instead on their own assessment of what they actually read.


None of this would really matter very much, were it not for the unhealthy reliance on impact factors by administrators and researchers' employers worldwide to assess the scientific quality of nations and institutions, and often even to judge individuals. There is no doubt that impact factors are here to stay. But these figures illustrate why they should be handled with caution.


Public sector reforms often focus on high impact agencies in order to restore trust in government and in the public administration. Using a face-to-face survey on citizens attitudes toward public services, we test what public agencies contribute to citizens general image of government. It is shown that general measures of satisfaction with the functioning of public services contain more than just an evaluation of bureaucratic encounters. Political factors influence this assessment. Service delivery satisfaction on the other hand can to a large extent be explained by referring to citizens image of a series of public services.


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The library is presented in NI's KONTAKT format: THIS IS NOT A ROMPLER or PLUGIN - with this version you will simply be downloading the Morphology SAMPLE LIBRARY in WAV format which you can use with any music software - you DON'T get the NI "Kompakt Instrument" interface - but everything has been set up in KONTAKT patches which you also get, so if you have NI KONTAKT (the full version of Kontakt) then all the instruments are already programmed, mapped out and playable).


Please note: A full version of Kontakt is NOT required for this library. You only need the FREE Kontakt 5 Player to use EPICA, but it is also compatible with the full version of Kontakt 5. The FREE Kontakt 5 Player can be downloaded here.


Please note: Dark Skies was created in Kontakt 3.5 so earlier versions of Kontakt will not be able to open the files. Zero-G offer a free download of the Kontakt2 instruments to any Dark Skies purchaser who needs the .nki files to work in Kontakt 2 or 3. Email information@zero-g.co.uk and Zero-G will send the files. The included Kontakt Files will not work in the free Kontakt Player. Users are still able to use the other included sample formats, even if they do not own Kontakt.


IMPORTANT: THIS IS NOT A ROMPLER or PLUGIN - with this version you will simply be downloading the Outer Limits SAMPLE LIBRARY in WAV format which you can use with any music software - you DON'T get the NI "Kompakt Instrument" interface - but everything has been set up in KONTAKT patches which you also get, so if you have NI KONTAKT then all the instruments are already programmed, mapped out and playable.


Please note: The download version of Indian Dance Classics does not include the Apple Loops format, but it does include all the other formats from the boxed DVD version. If you need the Apple Loops format format as well, please purchase the boxed DVD from one of our distributors.


  • The NIRSPEC data from observation of the impact are available as a gzipped TAR file: July 4, 2005 (UT): TAR file: k2nirspec04jul05.tar.gz 485 MB Observing log (imager): k2nirspec04jul05imageLog Observing log (spectrograph): k2nirspec04jul05specLog

Weather Data: Weather data includes archived CONCAM webpages and images (when available), as well as WMKO-generated weather plots:


The Keck Observatory Archive has been made possible by funding provided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to Caltech and the W. M. Keck Observatory. The W. M. Keck Observatory Director Fred Chaffee is thanked for donating his director's time for the HIRES observations of Tempel 1 and for providing the data to the public. Thanks also to Dr. Mike Bolte for making part of his observing time available for the pre-impact observations.


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