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

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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. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather

GSFC Space Science Mission Operations (SSMO) and Space Weather

Rick HarmanSpace Science Mission Operations

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SSMO Spacecraft

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SSMO Spacecraft

LRO, ARTEMIS

GEO: SDO

LEO: AIM, Fermi, IRIS, RHESSI, Swift, TIMED

SunL1: ACE, SOHO, WIND

HEO: THEMIS, IBEX, Van Allen

Stereo Behind

Stereo Ahead

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ACE Solar Panel Degradation

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Space Weather Effect on SDO Hardware

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

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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