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10650C |
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MIPS Point Spread Functions |
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Objective: |
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To measure the PSFs of the MIPS arrays. |
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Description: |
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A bright asteroid will be placed in the FOV of each array. The PSF of that array will be measured by moving the mirror in small |
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(1/4 pixel) steps for a total of 80 steps to obtain the 1D PSF. Repeat at four S/C offsets to obtain the 2nd Dimension of the PSF |
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and for redundancy. |
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Place in Schedule: |
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After dust cover off |
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Required Conditions: |
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S/C offsetting accurate to 0.4" (TBR) for 24 mm, to 0.5" (TBR) for 70 mm and 1.5" (TBR) for 160 mm
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After CTA/instrument cool down: |
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For 24um, the backgrd radiance must be less than 1.0E-11 W/cm2/sr (< 30K). |
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For 70um, the backgrd radiance must be less than 1.0E-12 W/cm2/sr (< 12 K). |
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For 160um, the backgrd radiance must be less than 5.4E-13 W/cm2/sr (< 6 K). |
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Arrays flat-fielded; geometries measured. Bright asteroid in OPZ: Parthenope, Vesta, & Psyche are possibilities for December 2001 launch. |
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Resources: |
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duration (best estimate) |
80 pts/scan * 3 sec/pt = 4 min/scan; x 4 scans each array = 16 min; * 1.5 (for efficiency) = 24 min; * 4 arrays = 1.6 hours total |
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real time downlink |
No |
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special post event actions |
No |
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Outcome: |
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description |
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2D maps of the array PSFs |
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can proceed in parallel with other activity |
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No, dedicated observing |
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must outcome be confirmed before next event / test /activity |
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No |
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method of confirmation (sensor TLM, data analysis, etc.) |
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Data analysis |
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estimate of data turn around if required for confirmation |
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Unique or included in planned uplink or downlink/analysis tool |
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Specialized IET and data analysis |
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Contingency Plan: |
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Repeat with a brighter/fainter asteroid |
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IOC Critical |
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N |
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References: |
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Template last updated: |
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7/31/1998; JBK |
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Comments: |
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Estimated times can be decreased considerably by doing only a portion of 1 scan/array. |
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