Changes between Version 238 and Version 239 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

Aug 19, 2020 12:37:36 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

ybogdanova

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 ||= Version =||= Scope                             =||=  PI Input Deadline =||= Review Deadline =||= Release Date =||
-|| 44.1        || Plan PP1053 to TBD  (orbits 3228 - 3272, 06 Dec to 18 Mar) || 12 Sep 2020 ||               || 05 Oct 2020 ||
+|| 44.1        || Plan PP1053 to TBD  (orbits 3228 - 3270, 06 Dec to 13 Mar) || 12 Sep 2020 ||               || 05 Oct 2020 ||
 || 44.0        || Template for Dec 2020 to May 2021                        ||               ||               || 28 Aug 2020 ||        
 || 43.2        || Plan PP1041 to 1052 (orbits 3190 - 3227, 11 Sep to 06 Dec) || 10 Jun 2020 ||               || 20 Jul 2020  ||
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 == MSP 44 ==
 
-This period covers 06 December 2020 - end of May 2021 (orbits 3228 - TBC). 
+This period covers 06 December 2020 - 05 June 2021 (orbits 3228 - 3307). The Bryant plot for this period is at ​http://jsocwiki.rl.ac.uk/attachment/wiki/WikiStart/bryant_msp4400_Dayside_2021.pdf. 
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 The period includes a season of ‘Short Eclipses’ in February and March 2021, when all instruments will be switched off. 
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 Two segments have been defined for this period:
-* MSP 44.1 covers orbits 3228 - 3272 (06 December to 18 March, prior the short eclipses season, 135-140% data volume) 
-* MSP 44.2 covers orbits 3273 to TBD (18 March to TBD, after the short eclipses season, TBD% data volume) 
+* MSP 44.1 covers orbits 3228 - 3270 (06 December to 13 March, prior and including part of the short eclipses season, 140% data volume) 
+* MSP 44.2 covers orbits 3273 to 3307 (13 March to 5 June, after the short eclipses season (also includes part of the eclipse season), TBD% data volume) 
 
 == MSP44.1 ==
 [wiki:MSP441 MSP44.1]
 
-This segment covers the period from 06 December 2020 to 18 March 2021 (before and including the short eclipse season 2021) and has 135-140% data volume as a baseline. 
+This segment covers the period from 06 December 2020 to 13 March 2021 (before and including part of the short eclipse season 2021) and has 140% data volume as a baseline. 
 
 For the eclipse season the payload will be off, preliminary dates are: SC1: 24/02/2021 10:00 - 21/03/2021 12:00; SC2: 22/02/2021 05:30 - 23/03/2021 17:00; SC3 & S4: 24/02/2021 10:00 - 19/03/2021 04:00