ILWS Related Activities in Germany (Update) Prague, June 11-12, 2008
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1 ILWS Related Activities in Germany (Update) Prague, June 11-12, 2008 ILWS, DLR, Dr. Frings
2 Overview Update is based on previous ILWS Presentations Focus on recent developments and achievements SOL-ACES Sunrise Solar Orbiter No details on German participations in ESA missions Ulysses (several instruments) SOHO (several instruments) Cluster (several instruments) BepiColombo (magnetometer) List of further German contributions to Missions on Solar Research page 2 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
3 SolACES: Mission & Instrument Characteristics SolACES Flight Model (with cover) Mission Characteristics: Start of operation / launch: 7. February 2008 Launcher: Space Shuttle (NASA) Nominal / extended (TBC) mission duration: 18 / 36 months Orbit characteristics: ISS orbit (altitude 400 km) Observation schedule: max. 20 minutes per orbit Instrument Characteristics: Mass: 23.0 kg Size: 25 x 29 x 60 cm 3 Electrical power consumption: typ.< 25 W / max. 60 W Data rate: 1.0 kbit/s Spectral range: nm (EUV/UV) Spectral resolution: nm Radiometric accuracy: < 3% SolACES / SOLAR on Columbus ( ESA) page 3 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
4 SolACES: Current Status (I) Launch: 7. February 2008 with Columbus to the ISS on Shuttle flight STS-122 Commissioning & first calibration / science measurements: March May 2008 Nominal science operations: from June 2008 complementary measurements of the solar radiation of SolACES with SOLSPEC (France) and SOVIM (CH) absolutely (flux) calibrated spectra of the Sun in the wavelength range nm; variations of the solar constant Ground operations center (SOLAR payload): Belgian User Support and Operation Centre (B.USOC) SolACES / SOLAR on STS-122 ( NASA / ESA) page 4 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
5 SolACES: Current Status (II) First EUV / UV (raw) spectra of the Sun by SolACES (taken on 8. May 2008; not calibrated) EUV / UV wavelength calibration (T.N. Woods et al., 1999) page 5 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
6 Data Handling System (MPS) Instrumentassembly (MPS) SUFI-Instrument (MPS / KIS) SUPOS-Instrument (MPS / KIS) IMAX-Instrument (IAC) Gondola- and Pointingsystem (HAO) Power- and Imagestabilisation Telemetrysystem (HAO) Telescope Ø1m Main mirror (KIS) page 6 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
7 Sunrise scientific objectives and status Main goals of Sunrise: High-resolution imaging of the Sun (spatial resolution km) in the UV- and visible wavelength range Spectral Measurements of the dynamics of the solar atmosphere Polarimetric Measurements of the solar magnetic field Status of Sunrise: Successful test-flight of the gondola over Ft. Sumner (USA) in October 2007 Mirror and telescope structure are ready for integration Balloon launch of Sunrise is planned for summer 2009 from ESRANGE (Sweden) page 7 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
8 SOLAR ORBITER Reference Payload Instrument In-Situ instruments Solar Wind Plasma Analyzer (SWA) Radio & Plasma Wave Analyzer (RPW) Magnetometer (MAG) Energetic Particle Detector (EPD) Interplanetary Dust Detector (DPD) Instrument Remote sensing instruments Visible Imager & Magnetograph (VIM) Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager (PHI) EUV Spectrometer (EUS) EUV full-sun and high-resolution Imager (EUI) Coronagraph (COR) Spectrometer Telescope Imaging X-rays (STIX) Heliospheric Imager/Wide Field Coronagraph (HI) Spectro-Coronograph and EUV disk-spectrometer (METIS) Germany scientists were highly involved in the science definition and well represented in the responses to the AO for Solar Orbiter page 8 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
9 List of further German contributions to Missions on Solar Research Instrument/Project German Institute Contributions Science Objectives Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager (RHESSI) Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Astrophysikalisches Institut Potsdam Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research Software for data analysis Operation of a German Data Center Energy dissipation and particle acceleration in solar flares Solar Imaging, Space Weather STEREO (Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory) Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research and University Kiel Telescope-doors, parts of particle instruments and data analysis Solar Imaging 3 dimensions, Coronal Mass Ejections and Space Weather THEMIS Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms Technical University Braunschweig Fluxgate-Magnetometers for the five satellites Magnetosphere of the Earth and physical causes of polar storms TWINS Lyman alpha University Bonn Lyman Alpha-Detectors for 2 satellites Near Earth geocoronal and interplanetary hydrogen page 9 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
10 Thank you for your attention! page 10 > ILWS, Prague, June 11-12, 2008, DLR, Dr. Frings
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