What it has been like to fly and operate Europe’s ocean and land watcher, Copernicus Sentinel 3

Francisco, Tiago; Trollope, Ed; Ventimiglia, L.; Montero, Dominique

doi:10.2514/6.2018-2416

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“…Secondly, many core library widgets allow start and end times to be generated relative to events. This allows generation of specific reports in relation to on-board events, for example after orbit control manoeuvers, instrument calibration and decontamination activities [5]. Derived data-points can be calculated based on start/stop times defined by events, and finally, On-board Event Reports can be used to trigger notification (via email) to the flight control team via the event processing functionality.…”

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CHARTing the Future – An offline data analysis and reporting toolkit to support automated decision-making in flight-operations

Schulster¹,

Evill²,

Phillips

et al. 2018

2018 SpaceOps Conference

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This paper will attempt to present a history of the needs within EUMETSET flight operations for spacecraft health monitoring, performance reporting and lifetime assessment of low-earth orbit missions, and how these needs have evolved with the development of various in-house tools and systems. The factors driving the needs and solutions adopted are discussed, including the storage and visualization satellite telemetry in formats closely following their on-board acquisition, processing and transmission as possible. The advantages and limitations of delegating all possible tasks to 'software capable' engineers in the flight control teams are also discussed. The paper gives some examples of how powerful, interconnected satellite and ground data sets can be leveraged for performance and lifetime reporting and analysis, and some ideas on how these features could be used in the future for both existing and development-phase missions. I. Nomenclature

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