23.10.2015 ESA SUPPORT TO SOLAR B The Norwegian Proposal Bo Andersen Norwegian Space Centre.

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ESA SUPPORT TO SOLAR B The Norwegian Proposal Bo Andersen Norwegian Space Centre

Cosmic Vision 2020 SOHO CLUSTER XMM NEWTON HERSCHEL INTEGRAL CASSINI/ HUYGENS MARS EXPRESS XEUS SMART 1 IRSI DARWIN GAIA LISA NGST SOLAR ORBITER EDDINGTON VENUS EXPRESS PLANCK BEPI COLOMBO ROSETTA Time → ISOHST ULYSSES CLUSTER II SMART 2

Background ISAS Scientific output limited by downlink bandwidth. Wish to increase RT data access. Decrease risk by more contact possibilities. ESA No offer to community between SOHO and SOLO Provide support for something that is important to project in exchange for data rights. Support should have simple interfaces. Norway Involved with MSSL on EIS. See the need for more data bandwidth. Solar physics one of two national priorities. Has suitable ground station on Svalbard. Sees an opportunity to move ”non-science” resources into science.’

Why Svalbard? At 79 degrees latitude, all orbits of polar orbiting satellites >550 km. Easy access and relatively benign climate. Existing infrastructure for satellite downlink and commanding. Infrastructure commercially developed; that is cost-effective. Strong national support. Investment by NSC of high speed communication to Svalbard.

Real Horizons

On top of the world Well developed satellite communication, but costly. NSC received offers to connect Svalsat and NSC Tromsø with optical cable. Investment of M€. In operation from 2004 with an initial bandwidth of 10 Gbit/s. By 2005 the largest ground station for polar orbiting satellites, NASA, NOAA, ESA, EUMETSAT.

Norwegian Proposal Unsolicited proposal from NSC to ESA to provide the ESA support to Solar B as fixed price contract. Proposal includes: 15 orbits/day downlink at 4 Mb/s for four years operation. Transport of data to ISAS/Oslo. Real time datalink to ISAS of up to 256 kb/s. Build-up and operation of European data centre for Solar B data for four years operation and one year archiving phase. High speed data links to European users. NSC will subcontract the downlink/operation part to its subsidiary KSAT and the data centre to ITA/UiO.

Location of Svalsat

SVALSAT

Svalsat (2)

Not your common neighborhood! Most of Svalbard protected. No unarmed movement outside Longyearbyen. Polar bear small but real danger.

ESAs Decision Process SPC decided in 2001 to collaborate with ISAS on Solar B by providing additional downlink capacity. SSWG recommended the use of Svalbard for this. SSAC gave its support ESA Executive has to negotiate with ISAS what rights European scientists will receive for this investment. Final go ahead in SPC pending a science management plan for the ESA side. February or May.

Svalbard Downlink Will provide additional 2.4GByte per day. Norway will provide to ESA users a data centre in Oslo for data distribution and archive. Oslo data centre will provide the required access filter as determined by ISAS/ESA. Approximately 10 minutes RT data to ISAS every orbit. Data archive of up to 24 Tbyte and high speed access. Essential with a homogeneous level 0 data set everywhere. RT 256 kb/s