STS-122 related web page

• STS-122 related web page by AlesH on 06 Feb, 2008 19:48
• I'd like to ask this community about your opinion on my javascript page at http://mek.kosmo.cz/video/vmcc_en.htm . It is my attempt to aggregate interesting STS-122 related informations, links and utilities into single interactive page. I call it Virtual Mission Control Center (VMCC). You can sit down and monitor actual mission activities in realtime like at MCC. Maybe it could be useful or fun for somebody. Enjoy
  
• #1 by generic_handle_42 on 06 Feb, 2008 19:57
• It looks like you put a lot of good work into bringing info from different sources together on that page.  I like how all of the sections are customizable via drop down menus.  I also like the link to this site.  
• #2 by ChrisC on 06 Feb, 2008 22:57
• AlesH -
  
  This is fantastic!  KSC has a similar page at http://countdown.ksc.nasa.gov/elv/ , but that is only for ELV launches.  I was expecting to have to fire up my usual collection of browser windows, with the addition of Bill Harwood's Excel spreadsheet reference this time around.  I look forward to your improvements!
  
  - ChrisC
  
• #3 by jackyg on 07 Feb, 2008 10:03
• Hy I'm a rookie from the Netherlands, and this is my 4 mission that i follow.
  I want to complement you for your site it's amazing good.
  Thank you .
• #4 by LeeMer on 07 Feb, 2008 12:44
• AlesH, your page is cracking and indefinitely in my bookmarks  Thanks a lot for it.
• #5 by dougie69 on 07 Feb, 2008 15:55
• AlesH,
  
  The page is great, so much better than trying to fit heaps of browser windows onto the screen. I love that the layout can be customized to my preferences.
  
  Cheers
  dougie
• #6 by cape51 on 07 Feb, 2008 23:44
• very nice!!
• #7 by AlesH on 09 Feb, 2008 09:22
• Thanks for your words. I will try to improve this my page yet.
• #8 by litton4 on 09 Feb, 2008 12:10
• Fantastic page!!   :cool:
  
  Only thing I can suggest at the moment is on the "Mission Flow" selection.
  
  Instead of just having a + and - on minutes, you need a separate plus and minus for days, hours and mins, and a selection for relative time, MET, and real time (with time zone).
  
  That way you can select events like the following:
  
  Whats happening in 2 hours?
  Whats happening at MET 2D 6H?
  Whats happening at 15:00 GMT on 10th Feb?
• #9 by AlesH on 09 Feb, 2008 14:03
• Good idea. For now, you can try to click on link (Mission plan) [at "mission flow" block in page http://mek.kosmo.cz/video/vmcc_en.htm ]. More information then appears in new browser window.
  
  
  (Ok, let's not turn the STS-122 section into a "do you like my site" area - James Lowe, Moderator.)
  
  Thread locked.