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Preferred term

CARMEN-3  

Definition

  • CARMEN (CARacterization and Modeling of ENvironment) is an instrument concept dedicated to space environment measurement: orbital debris, high and low energy particles. CARMEN-3 is composed of the ICARE-NG module and an additional sensor AMBRE. ICARE-NG is a dedicated instrument to study the influence of space radiation and their effects on electronic components. AMBRE is a type of sensor which is able to detect low level ions and electrons. CARMEN-3 instrument has particular mission objectives as well as objectives related to the satellite: • Scientific objectives for ICARE-NG: to allow the measurement of charged particles fluxes and the effects of these particles fluxes on under test electronic components. • Scientific objectives for AMBRE: to allow the measurement of low energy charged particles fluxes responsible for electrostatic discharges. • Mission objectives for CARMEN-3 associated with JASON-3: to allow the local radiative environment characterization and the evaluation of the potential drifts of the equipments in particular due to radiation from South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA), and to participate in the data cross calibration with the LPT instrument in the frame of JRE (Joint Radiation Experiment). Carmen-3 (CNES instrument) is a dosimeter used to improve knowledge of particularly aggressive radiation in Jason's orbit. (en)

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Change note

  • 2018-04-25 12:44:37.0 [mmorahan] Insert Concept add broader relation (CARMEN-3 [03d2c9e4-e102-4488-b764-bca16d5aae2b,367559] - JRE (CARMEN-3 + LPT) [4fd10be3-7cd3-4f49-810e-61924a2453a4,367555]);
  • 2018-04-25 12:48:18.0 [mmorahan] insert AltLabel (id: null category: primary text: CARacterization and Modeling of ENvironment-3 language code: en); insert Definition (id: null text: CARMEN (CARacterization and Modeling of ENvironment) is an instrument concept dedicated to space environment measurement: orbital debris, high and low energy particles. CARMEN-3 is composed of the ICARE-NG module and an additional sensor AMBRE. ICARE-NG is a dedicated instrument to study the influence of space radiation and their effects on electronic components. AMBRE is a type of sensor which is able to detect low level ions and electrons. CARMEN-3 instrument has particular mission objectives as well as objectives related to the satellite: • Scientific objectives for ICARE-NG: to allow the measurement of charged particles fluxes and the effects of these particles fluxes on under test electronic components. • Scientific objectives for AMBRE: to allow the measurement of low energy charged particles fluxes responsible for electrostatic discharges. • Mission objectives for CARMEN-3 associated with JASON-3: to allow the local radiative environment characterization and the evaluation of the potential drifts of the equipments in particular due to radiation from South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA), and to participate in the data cross calibration with the LPT instrument in the frame of JRE (Joint Radiation Experiment). Carmen-3 (CNES instrument) is a dosimeter used to improve knowledge of particularly aggressive radiation in Jason's orbit. language code: en);

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https://gcmd.earthdata.nasa.gov/kms/concept/03d2c9e4-e102-4488-b764-bca16d5aae2b

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