Cross-calibration of solar proton detectors

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Cross-calibration of solar proton detectors I. Sandberg, I.A. Daglis Institute of Accelerating Systems and Applications, Greece Department of Physics, University of Athens, Greece P. Jiggens, P. Nieminen, H. Evans ESA/ESTEC Implementation of a new calibration for SEP Datasets on SEPEM ESA SEPCALIB Project ESTEC/CONTRACT No.4000104839

Outline Motivation Chain cross-calibration of standard datasets Reference dataset: IMP8/GME ESA SREM datasets by INTEGRAL (Rosetta, Planck, Herschel) NOAA GOES/EPS datasets ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 2

Motivation & temptation Motivation: create a broad cross-calibrated dataset. In radiation environment modelling the timespan is a major issue: Need a sample as broad as possible Requires combining different data Use of a common if possible gold reference dataset Temptation Calibrate U.S. NOAA GOES/EPS dataset; determine EPS energy bands; understand EPS measurements; Verify quality of ESA/SREM fluxes, as derived by a nontrivial unfolding approach of the measurements ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 3

Overall processing schemes IMP8 GME GOES EPS INTEGRAL IREM 1973-2001 1984-2011 2003-2014 Correct LED data Calibrate GOES/EPS energies Clean data (SEPEM) Calibrate unfolded fluxes Calculate Fluxes

Interplanetary Monitoring Platform-J NASA Explorer 50 (IMP-8) Launch Date: 26-10-1973 Official termination: 26-2-2001 Last data received: 7-10-2006 Orbit: Near-circular, 35 Earth Radii, 12-day orbit IMP 8 (IMPJ or Explorer 50): the last satellite of the IMP series, was a drum-shaped spacecraft, instrumented for interplanetary and magnetotail studies of cosmic rays, energetic solar particles, plasma, and electric and magnetic fields. 5

IMP8/Goddard Medium Energy Experiment /LED The highest quality long- term solar proton flux measurements available NASA Principal Investigator: Dr. Robert E. McGuire 6

LED failure Mean spectra of concurrent measurements Until April 1984 After April 1984 FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] <FPDO> MED/LED mismatch FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] <FPDO> LED/C failure 10 <log(fpdo)> 10 <log(fpdo)> 7

LED failure II Sorted values of concurrent measurements FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] Before Aril 1984 FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] After April 1984 8

LED failure III Histograms: after & before 04/84 LED@20.5_MeV MED@21.9_MeV FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 9

Correct LED data after April 1984 Inter-calibrate LED after the failure onset using: the LED data before the onset the MED lowest energy channel as a intermediary channel ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 10

IMP8/GME/LED inter-calibration MED@21.9_MeV after & before 04/84 LED@15_MeV after & before 04/84 21.9_MeV 21.9_MeV LED@15_MeV after & before 04/84 bin i bin j Radiation and Plasma Monitoring Workshop ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 11

Non-linear inter-calibration function ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 12

IMP8/GME/LED inter-calibration Mean spectra of concurrent measurements Raw Corrected FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] 10 <log(fpdo)> <FPDO> FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] 10 <log(fpdo)> <FPDO> ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 13

IMP8/GME/LED inter-calibration Raw Corrected FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] FPDO[#cm -2 MeV -1 sec -1 str -1 ] ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 14

GOES/EPS data NOAA GOES measurements: Serve as basis for real-time alerts and warnings of hazardous environmental conditions by many operators; Provide long-term database of environmental conditions; Are distributed in real-time to various Space Weather Services Are used to produce the Solar Radiation Storm NOAA Scale Have wide energy bins! ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 15

GOES/EPS/P2-7 calibration Determine the energy ranges of the proton flux particles measured by GOES/EPS (according to data) (not the fluxes measured by given energy channels) Re-bin IMP8/GME over an ultra dense grid within an energy range: E=15-400 MeV Fit GOES channels measurements with the re-binned IM8/GME data Evaluate the behavior of the fit coefficients along the energy grid using f.ex.: RADECS 2013, Oxford 16

GOES08/EPS-2 energies Sandberg et al, GRL (Submitted) ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 17

GOES08/EPS-2 spectrum ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 18

Energy range of GOES-8/EPS/P7 Sellers & Hansen, SPIE 2812/353, (1996) ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 19

ESA Standard Radiation Environment Monitor Charged particle detector based on three solid state Si crystals Detects high-energy charged particles: e - E e >1 MeV, p + : E p >10 MeV Monitors spacecraft radiation environment Provides functions related to space weather hazards for the host spacecraft and its payload Provides data associated to various physical processes. PROBA-1 INTEGRAL ROSETTA HERSCHEL PLANCK ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 20 GIOVE-B

ESA SREM ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 21

SREM counts-to-fluxes Sandberg et al, IEEE TNS 59, 1105 (2012) ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 22

INTEGRAL/IREM vs calibrated GOES ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 23

A typical profile 24

Conclusions A series of cross-calibration studies for solar proton monitors have been presented A non-linear inter-calibration function for the gold reference IMP8/GME/LED dataset was derived The energy range values of the GOES/EPS channels were determined through a new calibration scheme The SVD-derived SREM fluxes are in very good agreement with GME calibrated GOES/EPS data Opportunities for calibrating proton detectors with IMP8/GME through GOES/EPS Calibrated datasets and calibration tools will be integrated in SEPEM ESTEC 13-14 May 2014 25

FORecasting Solar Particle Events and Flares Forecasted flare characteristics for active regions Input Parameters Flare magnitude AR longitude (CME width; velocity) Nowcasting Actual flare and CME data DATABASE 1984-2013 Extensive SEP Database GOES calibrated data ; >330 events Flares >M1.0 CME width CME velocity PDF of selected SPE characteristics for given flare Output Probabilities of SEP occurrence SEP characteristics A. Anastasiadis, I. Sandberg, A. Papaioannou, M. Georgoulis, G. Tsiropoula, K. Tziotziou, T. Katsiyannis Improvement of Solar Particle Events and Flare Prediction ESA Contract No. 4000109641/13/NL/AK

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