Scientific and Technical Support for the Galileo Net Flux Radiometer Experiment

Details Scientific and Technical Support for the Galileo Net Flux Radiometer Experiment Scientific and Technical Support for the Galileo Net Flux Radiometer Experiment

Jun 1994

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Technical Report, Wisconsin Univ. Madison, WI United States Space Science and Engineering Center.

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Galileo Spacecraft, Ground Support Equipment, Radiant Flux Density, Prelaunch Tests, Jupiter Probes, Planetary Atmospheres, Calibrating, Jupiter (Planet), Documentation, Scientific Visualization, Clouds (Meteorology), Moisture Content, Water Vapor

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Tasks required during the post launch period are briefly as follows: attend Project Science Group meetings; support in-flight checkouts; maintain and keep safe the spare instrument and ground support equipment (GSE); organize and maintain documentation; finish calibration measurements, documentation, and analysis; characterize and diagnose instrument anomalies; develop descent data analysis tools; and science data analysis and publication. This report provides background information on the net flux radiometer (NFR) instrument as well as being a complete progress report on the support for the Galileo NFR. experiment.

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