The SOLSPEC experiment: Recent results and future investigations on board the international space station alpha
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Thuillier, G.
Hersé, M.
Simon, P.C.
Labs, D.
Mandel, H.
Gillotay, D.
Peetermans, W.
Foujols, T.
Discipline
Physical sciences
Audience
Scientific
Date
1999Metadata
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The SOLSPEC investigation has already been flown in orbit for measuring the absolute solar spectral irradiance. The scientific objectives for the ISSA mission are presented and their importance is discussed. The performance of the instrument will be shown using the recent SOLSPEC results. For the ISSA mission, changes have been already undertaken in order to meet the ISSA requirements (interfaces and reliability) and several instrumental improvements for a better science return.
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Thuillier, G.; Hersé, M.; Simon, P.C.; Labs, D.; Mandel, H.; Gillotay, D.; Peetermans, W.; Foujols, T. (1999). The SOLSPEC experiment: Recent results and future investigations on board the international space station alpha. (Bragg, M.J., Ed.), AIP Conference Proceedings 458: Space technology and applications international forum 1999, 31 Jan-4 Feb 1999, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, Vol. 458, 211-216, DOI: 10.1063/1.57687.Identifiers
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Conference
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No
Language
eng