Quote:
Originally Posted by gary
Hi Dennis,
It will denote Revolution 7 - in this case, the 7th orbit around the Moon.
The Rev 1 and Rev 2 on the first day will be orbiting the Earth.
Also appearing elsewhere in the same DAY/REV field :-
TLC - Trans Lunar Coast
TEC - Trans Earth Coast
Well spotted. You'd make a steely-eyed missile man.
Looks almost certainly like a typo.
|
Hi Gary
Thanks for that.
I used to sit in on Reviews of these types of documents and we had checklists to cover items such as:
- Reviewed and Approved by the appropriate personnel.
- Authorised for Release and Incorporation by the appropriate personnel.
- Terms and Definitions defined correctly and used consistently throughout the document. Examples are LMP, lmp, lunar module pilot, Lunar Module Pilot.
- No ambiguity.
- Cross Referencing is accurate (to e.g. Sections, Paragraphs, Figures, Tables, etc.)
- References to external sources/documents are to the approved document/source.
- Readability, useability and workflow – e, g. don’t write on the very last line at the bottom of the page: “LMP to Engage the Master Alarm Switch”…and then at the top of the next page…”Within 2 seconds, LMP to Cancel the Master Alarm”.
- Ensure units of measurement are consistent throughout the document.
- Ensure there are no missing procedural steps or check list items.
Etc, etc.
I was fortunate to have been on projects and worked in teams where the intent was to make the document suitable for release (fit for purpose) rather than tear it to shreds to see how many faults or non-conformances we could find to make life difficult for the engineering teams.
Cheers
Dennis