Hayabusa

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Hayabusa Rosetta

• Mike AHearn

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Hayabusa - Mission Overview

• Launch 9 May 2003
• Observation tour at Itokawa - Sept-Nov 2005
• Landing for sampling 26 Nov 2005
• Loss of control and communication - recovery
  complete in January 2006
• Now en route back to Earth, possibly with sample
  of asteroid, arrival June 2010

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Payload

• Amica - camera
• NIRS - near IR spectrometer
• Lidar - optical altimeter
• XRS - x-ray spectrometer
• RS - radio science
• Sample return

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Hayabusa - Archive Status

• Better late than never
• Japanese personnel at UAz funded to prepare PDS
  products
• DMAP still in preliminary form
• Decision by project manager, announced at
  Hayabusa symposium in July, that raw data will be
  archived with PDS by March 2007
• Science team has stated they can not calibrate
  the data before about 2008 (we can hope)
• JAXA participated in IPDA workshop and stated
  they will use PDS standards as the basis for
  their own archive. At IPDA they were very
  pleasantly surprised to find that SBN had
  calibrated versions of a few Suisei Sakigake
  datasets that they did not have.

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Rosetta - Mission Overview

• Too many instruments to enumerate here
• Launch Feb 2004
• Several planetary gravity assists (mostly Earth,
  1 Mars), two asteroid flybys
• Arrive at P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in 2014, deploy
  lander, follow through perihelion, nominal end of
  mission at end of CY15

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Rosetta - Archive Status

• DMP complete
• SISs complete but not yet final for (nearly) all
  instruments on orbiter
• Original schedule was for every 6 months
• Data through observations of Deep Impact events
  delivered (in Oct-Nov) by most (all?) instruments
  on orbiter
• Peer review in February 2007 at ESTEC with SBN
  participation
• There are issues with the PSA validation tool due
  to vagaries of the PSD - referred to EN