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They were ahead of the curve with the open office plan. I always assumed each person was responsible for paying attention to or watching some specific system or
by sosuke 9y ago
They were ahead of the curve with the open office plan. I always assumed each person was responsible for paying attention to or watching some specific system or stream of data to alert any possible issue.
I'd also be fine with everyone just showing up because they worked hard and long on the project.
Look at the CERN control room shots too
http://home.cern/sites/home.web.cern.ch/files/image/update-for_the_public/2015/06/control-room-lhc-physics-restart-2015.jpg http://home.cern/sites/home.web.cern.ch/files/image/update-f...
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/images/2008/lhc-control-room3-lg.jpg http://today.slac.stanford.edu/images/2008/lhc-control-room3...
There are a lot of moving parts
- digikata 9y agoA nitpick would be that open office is probably pretty great for mission control/control rooms where some complex event is being coordinated as it unfolds in real time. But I don't think NASA engineers necessarily develop in such settings.
- sosuke 9y agoYou're absolutely right I was flippant with the open office remark.
- stevula 9y agoAlso a lot of champagne on the back wall!
- s0rce 9y agoSimilar open control room with lots of screens at LIGO.