coordinated observations between mpo and mmo harri laakso esa/estec, noordwijk

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Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

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Page 1: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO

Harri LaaksoESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Page 2: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Introduction

• Scientific output of the mission will increase significantly by collecting coordinated observations

between MPO instruments

between MMO instruments

between MPO and MMO instruments

• We can ignore here instrument suites (and those who share their DPU) as the suites will take care of their coordinated observations

• Why now? - To find out

key links between instruments for operations planning & commanding cycle

requirements on the mission level (e.g., mass memory, telemetry, power etc)

Page 3: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Aspects on Coordinated Observations

Analysis of the observations by one instrument requires/needs other data from another instrument

Simultaneous data? Does it need to be collected at the same time (within a second or

minute) or Is it enough to be collected within a few hours (i.e., slowly varying

features) or (nearly) any time during the mission (I.e., permanent features)

Which variable? And instantaneous, spin-average, or what?

How frequently? Is it enough that it is done on a campaign basis; e.g. for calibration

purpose, and if so, once a week or what? Does it have to be done regularly, i.e., the other data are essential

input data?

Are the other data needed onboard or on ground?

Page 4: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Synergies between MPO and MMO

• Two-point observations

Simultaneous two-point observations are always valuable and in planetary environments quite rare

• Supporting data

Analysis of the observations from one spacecraft require/need additional data, e.g., about environment & conditions given by the other spacecraft, such as

MPO needs solar wind and/or magnetospheric data from MMO MMO needs solar and/or planetary data from MPO

Page 5: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

MPO InstrumentsBepiColombo Laser Altimeter BELA Topographic mapping

Italian Spring Accelerometer ISA Non—gravitational accelerations of the spacecraft

Magnetic Field Investigation MERMAG Detailed description of planetary magnetic field, its source and interaction with

Mercury Radiometer and Thermal Imaging Spectrometer

MERTIS Global mineralogical mapping (7-14 µm), surface temperatures and thermal inertia

Mercury Gamma-Ray and Neutron Spectrometer

MGNS Elemental surface and sub-surface composition, volatile deposits on polar areas,

Mercury Imaging X-ray Spectrometer

MIXS Elemental surface composition, global mapping and composition of surface features

Mercury Orbiter Radio Science Experiment

MORE Core and mantle structure, Mercury orbit, fundamental science, gravity field

Probing of Hermean Exosphere by Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

PHEBUS UV spectral mapping of the exosphere

Search for Exospheric Refilling & Emitted Natural Abundances

SERENA: Elena, MIPA, PICAM, Strofio

Composition, vertical structure and source and sink processes of the exosphere

Solar Intensity X-ray and particle Spectrometer

SIXS Monitor solar X-ray intensity and solar particles in support of MIXS

Spectrometers and Imagers for MPO BepiColombo Integrated Observatory

SIMBIO-SYS: HIRC, STC, VIHI

Optical high resolution and stereo imaging, Near-IR (<2.0µm) imaging spectroscopy for global mineralogical mapping

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MPO Instruments, 1

No coordinated observations necessary between MPO and MMO

BepiColombo Laser Altimeter BELA Topographic mapping

Italian Spring Accelerometer ISA Non—gravitational accelerations of the spacecraft

Mercury Orbiter Radio Science Experiment

MORE Core and mantle structure, Mercury orbit, fundamental science, gravity field

Spectrometers and Imagers for MPO BepiColombo Integrated Observatory

SIMBIO-SYS: HIRC, STC, VIHI

Optical high resolution and stereo imaging, Near-IR (<2.0µm) imaging spectroscopy for global mineralogical mapping

Page 7: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

MPO Instruments, 2

Some synergy issues may exist between MPO and MMO

Mercury Radiometer and Thermal Imaging Spectrometer

MERTIS Global mineralogical mapping (7-14 µm), surface temperatures and thermal inertia

Mercury Gamma-Ray and Neutron Spectrometer

MGNS Elemental surface & sub-surface composition, volatile deposits on polar areas

Mercury Imaging X-ray Spectrometer

MIXS Elemental surface composition, global mapping and composition of surface features

Page 8: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Strong synergy issues between MPO and MMO

MPO Instruments, 3

Magnetic Field Investigation MERMAG Detailed description of planetary magnetic field, its source and interaction with

Search for Exospheric Refilling and Emitted Natural Abundances

SERENA: Elena, MIPA, PICAM, Strofio

In-situ study of composition, vertical structure and source and sink processes of the exosphere

Probing of Hermean Exosphere by Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

PHEBUS UV spectral mapping of the exosphere

Solar Intensity X-ray and particle Spectrometer

SIXS Monitor solar X-ray intensity and solar particles in support of MIXS

Page 9: Coordinated Observations between MPO and MMO Harri Laakso ESA/ESTEC, Noordwijk

Overview Table of Coordinated Observarions

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