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Abbreviations...................................................................................7  \n2 Mission Objectives and Overview ............................................................................ 8  \n3 Mission Architecture ......................................................................................................11  \n4 Top level Payload Description ...............................................................................13  \n5 Satellite Architecture ....................................................................................................15  \n6 Top level Platform/Mission Description ...............................................................17  \n6.1 Orbit ..................................................................................................................................... 17  \n6.2 Platform TT&C ................................................................................................................. 17  \n6.3 OB DH................................................................................................................................... 17  \n6.4 Attitude and Orbit control ...................................................................................18  \n6.5 Power ..................................................................................................................................18  \n6.6 Thermal........................................................................................................................... 19  \n6.7 Structure............................................................................................................................ 19  \n6.8 Propulsion ....................................................................................................................20  \n7 Operations Overview.....................................................................................................21  \n7.1 Pre-launch ........................................................................................................................ 21  \n7.2 Launch and Early Orbit Phase............................................................................... 21  \n7.3 Payload commissioning........................................................................................... 22  \n7.4 Nominal operations ................................................................................................ 22  \n7.5 ICD Questions ................................................................................................................24  \n7.6 Non-routine Operations........................................................................................... 25  \n7.7 Non-nominal operations ......................................................................................... 25  \n8 Failure Detection Isolation and Recovery (FDIR).........................................27  \n9 End-of-life operations 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