Marsis flash memory operations requirements

The aim of this document is to provide the necessary information for the implementation of the Flash Memory mechanism in the MARSIS Routine Operation trough the PIOR/PMRQ commanding cycle

VP164 Applying health technology assessment to pharmacy: the Italian-Medicine-Use-Review-Health Technology Assessment

There is a lack of Health-Technology-Assessment (HTA) tools in pharmacy practice and the collection of real-world-evidence (RWE) in community pharmacy to populate longer-term-disease-progression-modelling (1). This project is looking at the development and application of a novel Patient-Reported-Outcome- Measure (PROM) in community pharmacy that can enable: the evaluation of the quality of care delivered from the patient perspective in terms of economic impact, patient health outcomes and ‘utilities’; the collection of RWE and evaluate long-term effect of care; to provide different stakeholders with unique evidence-based information that help formulate health policies in community pharmacy that are safe, effective, patient-focused and cost-effective, balancing access to innovation and cost containment. Evidence from the Italian-Medicine-Use-Review (I-MUR) trial (2) showed that the I-MUR intervention provided by community pharmacists to asthma patients is effective, cost-saving and cost-effective (3). The trial allowed to model a framework (I-MUR-HTA) that would enable to routinely deliver the intervention, but also collect and analyse PROM data on its clinical-effectiveness, quality-of-life and cost-effectiveness. I-MUR-HTA was discussed within three expert-panel discussions including policy-makers, commissioners, academics, healthcare-professionals and patient-representatives in Italy, United Kingdom and Europe. Current plan include testing the use of the tool in the real world environment. Evidence collected from the panel discussions confirmed that I-MUR-HTA evidence-based information is relevant to meet current National-Health-Care-System plans and this is what is needed to support the evaluation of innovative effective and cost-effective health policies and promote their implementation across nations. Current Italian law on pharmacy services provides the appropriate institutional framework to regulate the introduction of I-MUR-HTA across the territory. Its implementation is underway and a real-world pilot is planned to take place in Italy. I-MUR-HTA appears to be an innovative tool to promote active patient involvement into policy-decision-making and pharmacy-service

Compatibility Test First Part MARSIS Active / SC X-Band On

The aim of this document is a brief description of the impact on the MARSIS science performances during the X-Transmitter On of the SC. This study was carried out both on the Ionosphere and Sub Surface Science analysis

Compatibility Test Second Part MARSIS Active / SC X-Band On

The aim of this document is a brief description of the impact on the MARSIS science performances during the X-Transmitter On of the SC. This study was carried out both on the Ionosphere and Sub Surface Science analysis

Rosetta Virtis emergency power off procedure

The aim of this Procedure is to describe the actions to be taken by the engineers with PL team approval, in case of instrument emergency triggered by OOLs/event

Marsis Melacom compatibility test

The purposes of this document is to provide a brief description of the activities performed by MARSIS and MELACOM, during the latest test campaign, in order to detect eventually incompatibilities

JUNO Jiram operation procedure "Uplink"

The aim of the JIRAM Operation Procedures is to give flexibility to the JIRAM Science Community, in finalizing the science requests into instrument Tele-Commands and to give to the Operation Team the steps to follow for a correct implementation of Commanding products to be exchanged with the project

JUNO JIRAM radiation sequence architecture and instrument main miming characterization

The aim of this document is the definition of the JIRAM Radiation Sequence to be used in routine operation on Jupiter. The Radiation Sequence will allow an acquisition scheme where there is 120-degree relative spacing between three consecutive observations. Other customized pointings are also possible for the three consecutive observations. The absolute nadir offset values used for the three consecutive observations are flexible from sequence to sequence in order to allow coordination with the radiation measurements of other instruments. In order to properly configure the instrument to achieve the designed science goals and above all to validate the final sequence

JUNO JIRAM thermal consideration

The aim of this formal note is to clarify the behaviour of the JIRAM instrument, with the environment temperature, both in cruise and in routin

JUNO Jiram operations - interface control document

The purpose of this document is to describe and formalize the structures and format of all the JIRAM commanding sequences, intended to be used for routine operations on Jupiter, at the earliest. The format proposed in this document is compatible with the JPL system architecture. However, in some few cases, fully described and highlighted with the blue colour, it is necessary a restyle of the JPL system’s configuration