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Giga-bit Geodesy e-VLBI Using the Super-Sinet. H. Takaba , H. Sudou, K. Wakamatsu(Gifu Univ.) N . Kawaguchi, Y. Kono, H. Suda (NAOJ) K . Takashima, M. Ishimoto (GSI) T. Kondo, Y. Koyama, M. Sekido, H. Takeuchi (NICT) Japan. e-VLBI network. NTT Connection
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Giga-bit Geodesy e-VLBI Using the Super-Sinet H.Takaba , H. Sudou, K. Wakamatsu(Gifu Univ.) N.Kawaguchi, Y. Kono, H. Suda (NAOJ) K. Takashima, M. Ishimoto (GSI) T.Kondo, Y. Koyama, M. Sekido, H. Takeuchi (NICT) Japan
e-VLBI network NTT Connection JGN2 Super Sinet Future Plan North American Plate Hokkaido Univ 11m ISAS Usuda 64m NAOJ Mizusawa 20m Amurian Plate NAOJ Nobeyama 45m Gifu Univ. 11m GSI Tsukuba 32m 2002 NAOJ Yakaguchi 32m 2003 NICT Kashima 34m 2005 NAOJ Kagoshima 20m Pacific Plate Philippine Sea Palte
Accuracy of the Giga-bit Geodesy e-VLBI • Very high speed Tape base VLBI => 128Mbps~1Gbps Giga-bit e-VLBI => 2Gbps~8Gbps => one order higher! • Merits for Geodesy VLBI Increase of the Signal to the Noise ratio (2-3 times) Increase of the Number of Observations (2-3 times) => Atmospheric gradient can be estimated
Giga-bit e-VLBI System • High Speed Sampler: NICT 500MHz bandwidth, 2bit sampling =>2Gbps • Optical transceiver: NAOJ Two 2.4Gbps ATM/IP links • Correlator: NAOJ Three Baseline 256 lags with 2Gbps • Analysis Software for Geodesy: Gifu Univ.,NICT & GSI
Geodesye-VLBI using the Super-Sinet Gifu Univ. Tsukuba X 11m Telescope 32m Telescope Real time Correlator A/D converter 2Gbps×4ch A/D converter 2Gbps×4ch S Optical Transceiver OC48(2.4Gbps)×2 Optical Transceiver OC48(2.4Gbps)×2 Gifu Inf. Super Highway Tsukuba CATV WDM WDM Real time Correlator Super- Sinet Super- Sinet Super-Sinet OC48(2.4Gbps) Super-Sinet OC48(2.4Gbps) Super-Sinet OC48(2.4Gbps) Fusion Research Lab. 2003.Oct High Energy Lab. NAOJ(Mitaka City)
K4vsSuper-SINET K4 Super-SINET Results of the K4 and Super-SINET coincident within 3mm !
Future Plan • Wider Band Width e-VLBI ~ 8Gbps, 2/8GHz => 22GHzGeodesy VLBI with GPS ionospheric correction • Connect all the Japanese VLBI telescopes with Super-Sinet ! (within several years)