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Alberto Adriani Gianrico Filacchione Tatiana Di Iorio Diego Turrini Raffaella Noschese Andrea Cicchetti Davide Grassi Alessandro Mura Giuseppe Sindoni Massimo Zambelli Giuseppe Piccioni Maria T. Capria Federico Tosi Roberto Orosei Bianca M. Dinelli Maria L. Moriconi Elio Roncon Jonathan I. Lunine Heidi N. Becker Alessadro Bini Alessandra Barbis Luciano Calamai Claudio Pasqui Stefano Nencioni Maurizio Rossi Marco Lastri Roberto Formaro Angelo Olivieri 《Space Science Reviews》2017,213(1-4):393-446
JIRAM is an imager/spectrometer on board the Juno spacecraft bound for a polar orbit around Jupiter. JIRAM is composed of IR imager and spectrometer channels. Its scientific goals are to explore the Jovian aurorae and the planet’s atmospheric structure, dynamics and composition. This paper explains the characteristics and functionalities of the instrument and reports on the results of ground calibrations. It discusses the main subsystems to the extent needed to understand how the instrument is sequenced and used, the purpose of the calibrations necessary to determine instrument performance, the process for generating the commanding sequences, the main elements of the observational strategy, and the format of the scientific data that JIRAM will produce. 相似文献
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The Juno Gravity Science Instrument 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Sami W. Asmar Scott J. Bolton Dustin R. Buccino Timothy P. Cornish William M. Folkner Roberto Formaro Luciano Iess Andre P. Jongeling Dorothy K. Lewis Anthony P. Mittskus Ryan Mukai Lorenzo Simone 《Space Science Reviews》2017,213(1-4):205-218
The Juno mission’s primary science objectives include the investigation of Jupiter interior structure via the determination of its gravitational field. Juno will provide more accurate determination of Jupiter’s gravity harmonics that will provide new constraints on interior structure models. Juno will also measure the gravitational response from tides raised on Jupiter by Galilean satellites. This is accomplished by utilizing Gravity Science instrumentation to support measurements of the Doppler shift of the Juno radio signal by NASA’s Deep Space Network at two radio frequencies. The Doppler data measure the changes in the spacecraft velocity in the direction to Earth caused by the Jupiter gravity field. Doppler measurements at X-band (\(\sim 8\) GHz) are supported by the spacecraft telecommunications subsystem for command and telemetry and are used for spacecraft navigation as well as Gravity Science. The spacecraft also includes a Ka-band (\(\sim 32\) GHz) translator and amplifier specifically for the Gravity Science investigation contributed by the Italian Space Agency. The use of two radio frequencies allows for improved accuracy by removal of noise due to charged particles along the radio signal path. 相似文献