Changes between Version 359 and Version 360 of WikiStart

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Oct 26, 2023 2:31:37 PM (7 months ago)

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ybogdanova

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 ||= Version =||= Scope                             =||=  PI Input Deadline =||= Review Deadline =||= Release Date =||
+|| 50.2        || Plan PP1211 to 1223 (orbits 3766 to 3805, 05 Apr to 05 Jul) || 22 Dec 2023 ||                 || 26 Jan 2024 ||               
 || 50.1        || Plan PP1197 to 1210 (orbits 3710 to 3765, 01 Dec to 05 Apr) || 04 Sep 2023 ||                 || 20 Sep 2023 ||
 || 50.0        || Template for December 2023 to September 2024                ||             ||                 || 28 Jul 2023 ||
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 ** On 16/10/2023 the MSP50.1 by_orbit table was updated for orbit 3714, as one BM1 mode interval was missing in that table. 
 
+== MSP50.2 ==
+[wiki:MSP502 MSP50.2]
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+This segment covers the period from 5 April 2024 to 5 July 2024, the Bryant plot is available at: http://jsocwiki.rl.ac.uk/attachment/wiki/WikiStart/bryant_msp_v5010_Dayside_2024.pdf
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+Baseline telemetry is 140%. 
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+On SC2 only FGM, PEACE and WEC are planned to be switched on after the eclipse season. 
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+The period includes part of the ‘Short Eclipses’ in February - May 2024 when all instruments will be switched off. 
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+The estimated dates for the payload to be off during the Short Eclipse season are:
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+* C2    01/02/2024 04:00 - 24/05/2024 10:00
+* C1    19/02/2024 17:00 - 04/05/2024 02:00
+* C34   26/02/2024 12:00 - 06/04/2024 22:00
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+There will be manoeuvres on SC3 in Spring 2024, the manoeuvres timetable will be available in November 2023. The along-orbit shift after the manoeuvres will be minimal. 
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+Cluster crosses the predicted bow shock until: SC34 - 24/05/2024, SC1 - 28/05/2024, SC2 - 31/05/2024.
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+Cluster crosses the predicted magnetopause until: C34 - 01/07/2024, SC1 - 03/07/2024, SC2 - 08/07/2024.
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+The main science targets are conjunctions between Cluster and MMS and/or THEMIS at the magnetopause, bow shock and inside the magnetosheath, and auroral acceleration region in the southern hemisphere.
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 == MSP 49 ==