Exercise I Event Log

Exercise I Event Log

Following are the messages that document the exercise as it progressed between 8/9 through 8/12. I took the liberty of altering some text (mostly omissions) for the sake of clarity and brevity. Note that the systems' clock were not synchronized--messages from hpark@wash1 do have the correct time. Also message from me (hpark@wash1) should be read as if they were from Frank. I was actually at sparki logged remotely into wash1, sending messages for Frank, who was sitting next to me. 

 Contents: 






Date: Tue, 9 Aug 1994 09:02:04 -0700
From: Hisup Park 
Message-Id: <199408091602.JAA27505@sunrise.Stanford.EDU>
To: acaps
Subject: BEGIN ACAPS EXERCISE


The phone numbers are:

Robert Hillare (Sandia)      (510) 294-7274, or if busy, (510)294-2395;
Lane Wimberly (AIC)           (415)424-2805
Frank Schalk (Cable Shop)     (408)742-1630

Good Luck.
Hisup.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:13:28 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Please take notes...

I would like to encourage everybody to take notes during the
exercise so that we can improve the process.  I'm sure there
are a lot of things that need work - the forms, for instance,
probably need significant changes.  Please make suggestions!




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:10:37 PDT
From: shade@hitchhiker.space.lockheed.com (SHADE Account)
Subject:  Rough Quote
Reply-To: rghilla@sandia.gov
Apparently-To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

The following questions comments received from rghilla@sandia.gov
on Tue Aug  9 09:10:36 1994.  Please direct replies to the originator, and 
not to acaps@cdr.stanford.edu.  You may CC: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu for messages
of general interest.

Questions/Comments:
Sandia special markings not required

Handle unterminated braid per Lockheed shop standards




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:27:40 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: RQR received

We received a rough quote request from Sandia. Pl. wait....
Frank & Hisup




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:35:50 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: RQ data form submitted to Hitchhiker

[empty message body]




Date: Tue, 09 Aug 94 09:32:23 MDT
From: "Hillaire, Robert" 
Encoding: 26 Text
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Return-Receipt-To: RGHILLA@saix367.sandia.gov
Subject: Log-exercise begins


Began exercise at 9:03 am Aug 9, 1994

Filled in rough quote request form

Included location to a gif file of the cable harness 
to be made:  a51103.gif

Included location to a text file containing pin to 
pin information per format for part selector:  
Harness_Definition

Anonymous ftp not available.  I placed files in 
account:

Computer:  Daytona  ip 146.246.239.7
Directory:   /user/acaps

Submitted questions/comments form for special 
considerations.

Submitted form at 9:17 am Aug 9, 1994

No problems occurred




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:39:46 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Log - rough quote cycle complete

Replies: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu 

The rough quote has been processed by the cable shop.  The 
request was removed from the list of requests pending, and 
a record of the rough quote was placed in the cable shop 
archive.

At this point rgnilla@sandia.gov should have received a note
telling where the rough quote can be found.

The URL for this is:

http://hitchhiker.space.lockheed.com/aic/acaps/rough_quotes/Sandia_National_Lab-Tue_Aug__9_09_10_54_1994.html 

There is an associated final quote request form available (via the 
rough quote page), and it is tailored for Sandia.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:28:23 PDT
From: lane@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Lane Wimberley)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

Subject:  Some clarification needed for Sandia cable
Reply-To:  acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
The following questions comments received from acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
on Tue Aug  9 10:28:22 1994.  Please direct replies to the originator, and 
not to acaps@cdr.stanford.edu.  You may CC: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu for messages
of general interest.

Questions/Comments:
1. item 6 & 7 of drawing a51103-mold.potting
-  will use local material and shop practices

2. P8 ring (coupler) missing from parts
-- will fabricate with omission

3. Note 1 marking will be using local shop hot stamp and heat
shrink

Frank Schalk.

(Just some comments: no action required per these notes -- HP.)




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:55:00 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Just a note...

Frank has used the "Question/Comments" facility to ask for clarification
from Sandia.  I think I may have presented some ambiguity by placing
the "Questions/Comments" button on Frank's home page (people outside
the firewall cannot see this page - it is specially designed to 
accomodate the activities that take place in the shop)  That button
is connected to the acaps email reflecter.  The way it should probably 
work is that Frank could press a button on the rough quote request
to send a message directly to the customer.  This is an enhancement
for the future.  In the mean-time, the current method should suffice
for the demo (Frank can use the general "Questions/Comments" button
to send messages to   Sandia)




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 1994 10:00:58 PDT
From: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
Reply-To: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
To: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
Cc: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: Log - rough quote cycle complete 
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 9 Aug 94 09:39:46 PDT 

Replies: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley) 

This looks great. But I'm confused. Robert said he was not
able to get an anonymous FTP account going, but the
WWW page seems to reflect one. How did this happen?




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:08:26 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: Log - rough quote cycle complete
Cc: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 9 Aug 1994 10:00:58 PDT 

> This looks great. But I'm confused. Robert said he was not
> able to get an anonymous FTP account going, but the
> WWW page seems to reflect one. How did this happen?

Well, this was a bit of magic.  The retrieval of the design
data (the GIF sketch) was done by me, and not done automatically.
In the future, it could be done automatically (I didn't have time
to implement anything for the exercise) but there are a few 
problems: it would probably only work if the customer has 
*anonymous* FTP capability (otherwise, they should mail or FAX 
the information) and there are a few issues of synchronicity.
But I think it's doable for the next go-round (hopefully not 
for a coulpe of weeks!)




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:12:21 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: FQR received

Recieved final quote request from Sandia. We are processing it. Pleas wait ...

Frank & Hisup




Date: Tue, 09 Aug 94 10:12:32 MDT
From: "Hillaire, Robert" 
Encoding: 12 Text
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Return-Receipt-To: RGHILLA@saix367.sandia.gov
Subject: Log Final Quote Requested

Replies: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
         petrie@cdr.stanford.edu

Received URL address at 9:50 am Aug 9, 1994

Entered URL at 9:54 am Aug 9, 1994

URL was long and prone to typos (on my part)

Perused rough quote

Requested Final Quote at 10:00 am Aug 9, 1994

no exceptions made to information submitted in rough 
quote




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:19:40 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: FQ data form submitted to Hitchhiker

The final quote request was processed through Frank's CMT for cost, the design
data will be loaded to CMT for automatic programming of Wiromatic and Cablescan
systems, so when a PO is recieved, the production can begin.
Frank & Hisup




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:20:27 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Log - final quote cycle complete

Replies: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)

The final quote request has been processed by the cable shop.  The 
request was removed from the list of requests pending, and 
a record of the final quote was placed in the cable shop 
archive.  The final quote has been posted on hitchhiker.

At this point rghilla@sandia.gov should have received a note
telling where the final quote can be found.

The URL for this is:

http://hitchhiker.space.lockheed.com/aic/acaps/final_quotes/Sandia_National_Lab-Tue_Aug__9_09_53_55_1994.html 

There is an associated mock purchase order form available (via the 
final quote page)  It is *not* tailored for Sandia.  Rather, it 
marks the end of the E-commerce part of the exercise.  Sandia should
contact the shop either directly (Ie phone) or via email (to 
schalk@sparki.msd.lmsc.lockheed.com) to submit a purchase order for
this exercise.  In the future, the purchase order will work like the 
other request forms.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:25:09 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: Log - final quote requested
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 9 Aug 1994 10:12:32 PDT 

> URL was long and prone to typos (on my part)

I was afraid this might be a bit of a hassle, but I couldn't think
of a better way of avoiding file name conflicts than using a time
stamp.  One work around is to use the X windows cut-and-paste
capabilities - select the URL as it appears in the email message,
and paste it into the "Open URL" requester in Mosaic.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 1994 10:23:59 PDT
From: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
Reply-To: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
To: "Hillaire, Robert" 
Cc: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: Log Final Quote Requested 
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 9 Aug 1994 10:12:32 PDT 

Robert's note about typos brings up an important assumption.
Must of us work in some sort of environment where we
can "drag" a URL off of mail and put it in "open" in Mosaic.
What about people without such an environment? 




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:52:44 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: CONCLUSION OF EXERCISE

A go-ahead was confirmed via a phone-dialogue with Robert, and Production will
begin at noon. This formally concludes the network interaction part of this
exercise. Later Frank will notify when the cable is finished.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:55:39 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: production begins now

Frank is ready now so we are processing the data to download to production
system.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:52:40 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: acaps@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Oops.

Gang,

I made a mistake in the final quote stuff.  Sandia was unable to view
the drawing and pin-to-pin list that the shop generated.  I have 
corrected the pages so that the information is available from the
final quote.  This reflects a bug that I will have to fix.

There was no component list generated by the shop, so that is not
available from the final quote page.

Let me know if there are any problems.




Date: Tue, 09 Aug 94 10:52:02 MDT
From: "Hillaire, Robert" 
Encoding: 13 Text
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Log PO submitted

Final quote url delivered about 10:15 am Aug 9, 
1994

entered url at 10:22 am Aug 9, 1994

Links to dwg, pin2pin, and hardware list was not 
working properly.

Accepted final quote and submitted PO at 10:37 am 
Aug 9, 1994.


Everything went quite well:-)




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 10:58:02 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACTION: Wiromatic and Cablescan programs created

[empty message body]




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 11:13:16 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log: downloading to Wiromatic system

Due to the lack of some interface hardware, the network between the shop system
is embarrasingly poor--something that will be fixed presently. After some
shuffling and jiggling of connectors Frank is finally downloading the Wiromatic
program.
Hisup.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 11:49:45 PDT
From: hpark@wash1.lmsc.lockheed.com (Hisup Park)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: production log--waiting for shop crew to return from lunch

Frank verified the wiromatic program 20 minutes ago. The production on the
wiromatic will begin as soon as the shop operator is available.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 13:29:14 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log   Wirematic Plot complete 12:25. Now Pinning board and
loading Wire.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 13:53:30 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
Apparently-To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

Wirematic finished the following
     Plot 12:10
     Route 12:53




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 14:38:17 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log  

Completed finish of pre-process of harness (wirematic- twist,tape
ID,add braid and jancked) 1:45.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 14:56:14 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Production LOG  

Replies: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu

Hello
     Are you recieving my Production Log Status Reports??
Frank 




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 1994 14:20:12 PDT
From: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
Reply-To: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
To: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com
Cc: hisup@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: [schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk) : Production LOG ]
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 9 Aug 1994 14:56:14 PDT 

Frank, 
If you look at the message headers, you'll see that you sent
this message apparantly at 2:56pm and I got it at 2:05pm !
 cp




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 15:22:00 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: |Production Log   

Status:  
     Activity has stopped here at Lockheed (Operators checking out for the
day).
     To recap - 
     All CMT modules functioned properly to generate the Wirematic Code,
     Cablescan Codes, and Quote.

     Although primitive (ie. from a PS2 system Floppy, to a IBM386 Floppy
     to an IBM-XT Floppy and communication to the Wirematic HP 1000 system)
     the Wirematic code was downloaded, verified, optimized and added to
     out Production database. The layout plot was good (5 min); Pinning
     the board was easy (10 min); Laying wire was uneventful (7 min); and
     the finish (tape,tie,ID,braid and jacket) was straight forward (25 min).

     We should be able to finish the harness by tomorrow.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 1994 14:53:35 PDT
From: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
Reply-To: petrie@cdr.stanford.edu
To: schalk@sparki.msd.lmsc.lockheed.com
Cc: hisup@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: 

Frank, 
 The "reply-to" and or "from" fields on your mail messages is
wrong - we couldn't reply directly to your messages. Perhaps
Lane can fix that as well as the clock on sparki, which is
about 45 minutes fast!

 Congratulations on a successful test.




Date: Tue, 9 Aug 94 17:38:13 PDT
From: wimber@aic.lockheed.com (Lane S. Wimberley)
To: hisup@sunrise.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: [schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk) : Production LOG ]

> sparki's clock is off. Lane, can you fix it from where you are?

No.  Only a sys admin ("root") can do this.

In general, this will almost always be a problem.  People are in different
time zones, and different computers' clocks will always differ.  (although
there has been some discussion of "unerversal digital timekeeping" and
standard synchronization protocols)  But I suppose it's probably a good
idea to at least get sparki (and hitchhiker) within a few minutes of 
the local time!




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 10:20:53 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Exercise Suspension 

Team

     We have a show stopper!

        Wire supplied was 20 AWG (631357) and not 22 AWG (8230609-00)
        - and will not fit into the solder cups of the P11 and P8 connectors. 

        I am suspending further activity until we locate some 22 AWG wire.
        I'll coordinate this with Sandia. 




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 10:35:08 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

Subject: Wire Search

Team
     We are checking our stores for a 22 AWG compatable wire type.
     If we have any, I have people standing by to expidite it and
        we could be back in business within a couple hours.

Frank




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 11:16:37 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Wire Found

Team
     I have found some 22 AWG wire and will restart at the Wirematic
        step (route wire for harness) as soon as machine is free.




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 13:32:56 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

Subject: Production Log 

     We're back on track..

     Finished re-pinning board, running Wirematic and finished the
        tape,ID operations. Time 37 minutes.
     We are starting adapter fab and harness pinning operations.

     I'll keep informing of progress.. but will not finish until
     tomorrow.  




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 15:38:54 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log  

     Status:
     Work started at 12:30 on the adapter cables and harness. Two
     hours on this work..and we are about 1/3rd complete.

     The potting cure time is eight hours...
     The harness could be ready to ship first hours Friday.

     My worker has quit for the day... we'll start again
     in the morning!




Date: Wed, 10 Aug 1994 15:06:12 -0700
From: Hisup Park 
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: error encountered

A clarification is helpful here regarding the mishap Frank reported:

One of the concessions the team made for this exercise was a decision to leave
out the normal shipping and material handling of cable components. In real
life, one can envision three viable ways to deal with the shipping and material
handling needs: 1) the shop keeps a full inventory of all components needed for
a class of harnesses; 2) resort to a network of agile component suppliers that
will deliver the parts as soon as a PO is initiated by the customer -- ala
PartNet; and 3) the customer provides the components with the order. For ACAPS
exercise I, we resorted to method 3, and the parts were delivered to the cable
shop prior to our exercise.

What happened is that the customer delivered a spool of wire of wrong gauge
(AWG 20 rather than AWG 22). Frank assumed that he received the correct
material--it is difficult to distinguish between 20 and 22 gauge wire spools by
visual inspection.  And the production process continued until the last few
steps of soldering the wires to the pins--at which point the operator
discovered that the wires were too big for the pins. The cable was essentially
built at this point, and the harness had to be scrapped. It took Frank 40
minutes to find a spool of correct wire, and by 1:30 the harness was ready to
be rebuilt. The overall cost of this mishap -- an extra day and the cost of the
scrapped wires.

This ... points to a very interesting element of ACAPS: the importance of rapid
recovery from human error to the viability of the ACAPS approach. ... In real
life (and in exercises), mistakes like this happens all the time. So imagine
what would have happened if this mistake took place between a cable user and an
external supplier (minus the technology we applied in ACAPS): this would
effectively have doubled whatever it takes to order and build that harness
manually. Several weeks of delay in a prototype schedule could kill a project.
This is precisely the kind of scenario that
would prevent companies like Lockheed and Sandia from producing prototype
cables externally, and why each major company maintains internal cable
shop(s)....




Date: Thu, 11 Aug 94 07:43:30 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu

Subject: Production Log

     Hi ho...
        Hi ho...
     It's back to work we go...
     7:00 Thursday




Date: Thu, 11 Aug 94 12:29:51 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: hisup@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Re:  status

Hisup,

     We're having great difficulty with the solder connections due in
     part to the "used" connector (which has to be cleaned first).
     
     Presently we have to finish the P8 connector (eight more wires)
     then wire the P1 connector for the adapter (Cablescan) and finally
     P1 of the harness.

     Completing this - the harness is tested for continuity (Cablescan)
     then potted.

     It's shaping up into a nice looking little showpiece, I think.

     My best guess now is that we won't finish until tomorrow.




Date: Thu, 11 Aug 94 15:30:14 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log

 It`s quitting time again... here's todays activity:

     Cablescan adapter cable complete and tested.
     One Connector (P11) to finish up first hour in the morning.
     We should be ready to start potting operation by 8:00 tomorrow
     morning.  Harness could ship by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, and end
     our exercise.




Date: Fri, 12 Aug 94 08:12:04 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log

Today's plan..
     Finish pinning the P11 connector, test, ID, dress up by
     8:00.
     Start potting at 8:00  -  cure cycle will end at 4:00.
     
     Will keep you informed..




Date: Fri, 12 Aug 94 09:08:47 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log

     Pinning complete..
     Test passed..
     8:15

     We're going to loose a few more minutes to go to another
     building for the potting compound.




Date: Fri, 12 Aug 94 13:19:22 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log

     Potting process started at 12:00.
     The cure time is eight hours.
     Completion time is 8:00 this evening.
     
     We had about two and a half hours dead time to get the
     potting material and lunch. In view of this, the earliest
     delivery is 6:00 AM Monday.

     I will give a recap of production activity at 2:00




Date: Fri, 12 Aug 94 14:38:12 PDT
From: schalk@sparki.lmsc.lockheed.com (Frank Schalk)
To: acaps@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: Production Log

     Potting completed 12:20.
     Cure to complete at 8:00.
     Operator will come in tomorrow to clean potting, stencil ID
     on P11 and P8 connectors (approx one hour).

     This finishes the production cycle.




Date: Fri, 12 Aug 1994 15:31:33 -0700
To: acaps, harada@aic.lockheed.com
From: hisup@sunrise.stanford.edu (Hisup Park)
X-Sender: hisup@cdr.stanford.edu
Subject: ACAPS ExerciseI Finished.

>        Potting completed 12:20.
>        Cure to complete at 8:00.
>        Operator will come in tomorrow to clean potting, stencil ID
>        on P11 and P8 connectors (approx one hour).
>
>        This finishes the production cycle.
>Frank

ACAPS team:

After discussions with both Frank and Robert, I decided that we will
officially end this exercise at this point rather than waiting untill the
cable is delivered to Sandia.

The main reason is that Frank and I would like to hold on to the cable
until we can get some photo and video footages of the cable for various
documents. (We will also reconstruct some of the production steps for the
video we are developing for ARPA.)

I would like to schedule a meeting to recap our exercise as early as
possible. Please inform me of your schedule so I can set a time.

I thank all the participants for their contribution to ACAPS. I especially
thank Lane Wimberly, Larry Harada (AIC), and Rob Frost for their
programming efforts that made this exercise possible. I thank Robert
Hillare for undertaking the preparations and activities at Sandia, and
Frank Schalk for overseeing the production steps. Congradulations to
everyone for a successful exercise.

Hisup.








Hisup Park



Lane Wimberley 

Lockheed AI Center 

wimber@aic.lockheed.com