The AEOLUS Mission - In Orbit Commissioning and Verification

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The AEOLUS Mission - In Orbit Commissioning and Verification ADM-Aeolus CAL/VAL Workshop, ESRIN P McGoldrick, J Brewster, J Marshall, F Fabre Airbus Defence and Space, UK and France 12 th February 2015

ADM-Aeolus Overview Mission Objectives To measure global wind profiles up to an altitude of 30km Mission Details Duration: 3 years plus 3 month commissioning phase Mission Orbit Sun-synchronous, dusk/dawn orbit Inclination 97 Altitude: 408km Configuration Total dry mass of 1090kg comprising: Platform 614kg (plus 264kg propellant) Payload 476kg Dimensions (launch configuration) height 4.37m, length 2.08m, width 2.00m Page 2

Phase E1 Activities Phase E1 consists of the Launch campaign and support to the LEOP, commissioning and instrument calibration phases The IOC&V Plan (AE.PL.ASU.SY.026 currently issue 5) covers the commissioning of the satellite, switch on and initial verification of the instrument, and instrument product characterisation up to Level 1b. ESA will control the satellite in accordance with the FOM and IOC&V Plan and Procedures. ESA will operate the processor to generate Level 1b, 2a, and 2b products Astrium will provide satellite expert support on site for initial operations and will be on-call thereafter Astrium will validate the satellite performance based on the telemetry and L1b products supplied by ESA Phase E1 concludes with an In-Orbit Commissioning Review at L + 3 months and closure of resulting actions p3 Page 3

Phase E1 Activities Page 4 p4

IOCV Platform Tests No Test Description No of Orbits for data collection P1 LEOP sequence Execution of LEOP and transition to IAM. Status check Remarks Auto sequence initiated via Launcher separation P2 S-Band Communications TM review to confirm normal behaviour S-Band downlink and uplink 2-3 FCP_A_005, FCP_S_025 FCP_S_010,020 FCP_S_080 P3 X-Band MMU switch on Data downlink process checked via X band. 1 FCP_A_005, FCP_S_030 Plan X Band and S Band link coverage together P4 AOCS commissioning. Phase 1 check GPS, AST, RWU performance. OBT vs GPS Time 1 FCP_A_005 Switching from IAM to Normal Measurement attitude. Page 5

IOCV Platform Tests No Test Description No of Orbits for data collection Remarks P5 Switching to On Board Schedule X band downlink timing via Orbit Position Scheduling FCP_S_385 P6 Orbit acquisition, AOCS E2E slew. OLVLH to NADIR and back. Transition to NM. 1 FCP_S_760 FCP_A_025 P7 RCS calibration In plane and Out of plane manoeuvres P8 S-Band TTC tests Check lock status, Bit Error rates, ranging P9 ICS Start up ICS off, monitor cavity pressure decay. ICS on, set pressure range FCP_S_035,36 FCP_S_040 FCP_S_020 1 FCP_ICS_040 Page 6

IOCV System Tests No Test Description No of Orbits for data collection Number of Mie / Rayleigh observations processed Remarks S1 GPS Commissioning Calibration of on-board geo-location with ESOC FD orbit 5 (TBC) N/A Check for VTEC bias on GPS S2 Aladin Checkout and Calibration Switch on instrument and calibrate parameters 30 including overheads 320 (for calibration) Calibration (NADIR) attitude needed for IRC, RRC S3 Attitude error / HBE characterisation Adjust attitude biases until ground echoes are within altitude criteria of L1B Processor. Collect sufficient echoes for HBE fit 4 (clear sky) 100 with Mie and Rayleigh ground returns Potential large schedule overhead due to need for clear sky. See flowchart slide S4 Ground velocity in Measurement Attitude Measure statistical properties of velocities of ground bin. HBE coefficients used. 4 (clear sky) 100 with Mie and Rayleigh ground returns Velocity offset = 0 Schedule overhead due to need for clear sky Rehearsal for Functional Performance Demonstration Page 7

IOCV System Tests No Test Description No of Orbits for data collection Number of observations processed Remarks S5 Wind velocity in Calibration Attitude Measure wind speeds at all altitudes while satellite is in Calibration Attitude 1/3 orbit (30 minutes) 64 Rehearsal for Measurement Performance Demonstration S6 Functional Performance Demonstration Ground wind speed random error in Measurement Attitude 4 per velocity offset (clear sky) 100 with Mie and Rayleigh ground returns per velocity offset Velocity offsets 0m/s, +100m/s, -100m/s generated by attitude biassing Up to 7 days allocated for data collection S7 Measurement Performance Demonstration Measure wind speeds at all altitudes while satellite is in Calibration Attitude 1/3 (30 minutes) per velocity offset 64 per velocity offset Velocity offsets 0m/s, +100m/s, -100m/s generated by attitude biasing. Page 8

End to End Attitude Adjustment Attitude error optimisation prior to HBE characterisation p9 Page 9

Instrument Switch on Aladin Test / Calibration Receiver Test Detail 1. Dark Current Calibration(DCC) (LBWU Mode, laser off) 2. Receiver chain end-to-end test to L1b (MEAS Mode, laser off, modified dt3) Laser switch on 1. Nominal energy 2. Repeat DCC Page 10

Verification after Instrument Switch on Aladin Calibration Instrument Spectral Registration (ISR) Instrument Auto Test (IAT) Alignment check Detail Thermal tuning of Rayleigh Spectrometer to bring transmit frequency to centre of Rayleigh receiver. Verification of Mie and Rayleigh receiver spectral transfer functions Confirm spectrometer alignment (fringe form and relative location of the Rayleigh spots) Page 11

Weekly Calibration Aladin Calibration Instrument Defocus Characterisation (IDC) Instrument Response Calibration (IRC) Detail Thermal focusing of Rayleigh images Mie and Rayleigh receiver response for 40 frequency (velocity) steps while in nadir attitude. Confirm Rayleigh intercept repeatability. Page 12

Initial Instrument Characterisation Aladin Calibration Verification of Ground Echoes Harmonic Bias Estimation In-orbit Milestone and Incentive Demonstrations Detail Check ground echoes from different terrains and verify on-board terrain model. Calibrate systematic component of Absolute Pointing Error (APE) in roll Verify use of HBE and calibrate systematic component of Absolute Pointing Error (APE) in pitch Functional performance in Measurement attitude plus velocity offsets. Measurement performance in Calibration attitude plus velocity offsets. Page 13

Reference documentation Instrument verification plan AE.PL.ASF.AL.00011 iss 5 rev 2 Noise in darkness measurement AE.RP.ASF.AL.00086 iss 1 Aladin wind performance budget AE.TN.ASF.AL.00086 iss 3 Characterisation data base AE.TN.ASF.AL.00235 iss 4 rev 1 IOCV Plan AE.PL.ASU.SY.00026 iss 5 Mission and Performance Budgets AE.RP.ASU.SY.0128 iss 6 Master algorithm document AE.SW.ASU.GS.023 iss 7 (plus red line input) Aeolus Flight Operations Manual AE.MA.ASU.SY.003 iss 3.5 Volume 1 (Vol 1-8) Prime Team Members John Brewster Mark Hannington Jon Marshall Andrew Davies Systems and Performance Operations Data Processing Functional Verification Page 14

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