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GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather

GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather. Rick Harman Space Science Mission Operations. SSMO Spacecraft. SSMO Spacecraft. Stereo Behind. LRO, ARTEMIS. Sun. GEO: SDO. L1: ACE, SOHO, WIND. LEO: AIM, Fermi, IRIS, RHESSI, Swift, TIMED.

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GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather

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  1. GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather Rick Harman Space Science Mission Operations

  2. SSMO Spacecraft

  3. SSMO Spacecraft Stereo Behind LRO, ARTEMIS Sun GEO: SDO L1: ACE, SOHO, WIND LEO: AIM, Fermi, IRIS, RHESSI, Swift, TIMED HEO: THEMIS, IBEX, Van Allen Stereo Ahead

  4. ACE Solar Panel Degradation

  5. Space Weather Effect on SDO Hardware

  6. Space Weather Effects on LRO • Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER) • January 23, 2012 & January 27, 2012 (x class flare)

  7. SSMO Space Weather Now and the Future • Now • Space Weather used to explain spacecraft anomalies and degradation • Future • Integrate space weather observations and predictions into telemetry databases • Better correlate which events correspond to which spacecraft anomalies • In an ideal world, use this correlation to be proactive as necessary and desirable with the spacecraft (i.e. turn off hardware, change attitude, etc) • Pass back information to design engineers to help future missions

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