ESA M6 – What is the long-term plan?

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ESA M6 – What is the long-term plan? Background – our first Solar Orbiter meeting was in 1998. Launch now planned for 2018. Question – where is the next big solar mission coming from? Where is the next SOHO, Hinode, STEREO? We have Solar Orbiter, but the next missions should be lined up M4 & M5 – M4 down to 3 missions (no solar) awaiting selection; M5 proposals in, awaiting assessment phase (no solar) Anticipated schedule has slipped. April workshop with SPC with recommend new schedule (M4 selection endorsement at Nov SPC; M5 assessment phase starting in autumn?)

ESA M6 – What is the long-term plan? Not imminent - time to prepare? Noting, potential 2030+ launch and lead time experience. How does NGSPM fit in? Solar-C? The UK took a leading role in Solar Orbiter, SOHO, STEREO, Hinode etc.. from conception – we benefited because we could shape the mission to the UK’s strengths (science & instruments)

ESA M6 – What is the long-term plan? Other opportunities? NASA SMEX/MIDEX? NGSPM/Solar-C (if not M6) UKSA reluctance for bilaterals Actions? We should set up a task group to explore M6 for UK, reporting to SSAP to consider bilaterals – with SSAP pressing (through Science Board) for relaxation of UKSA stand on ESA