MICROSCOPE Mission operational concept

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MICROSCOPE Mission operational concept PY. GUIDOTTI (CNES, Microscope System Manager) January 30 th, 2013 1

Contents 1. Major points of the operational system 2. Operational loop 3. Orbit determination 4. Data time stamping 5. Telemetry loss and recovery 6. Conclusions 2

1) Major points of the operational system Mission and objectives Test of EP with a relative accuracy of 10-15, 100 times better than on Earth Need for long observation durations (measurement sessions ranging from 1 to 9 days) Space segment CNES MYRIADE spacecraft (Micro-satellite) with major adaptations Cold Gaz Propulsion System for drag-free limited resources, typically 1.5 years Strong coupling between AACS and T-SAGE» Coupling at the heart of the operational concept» Payload also considered as a sensor (no dedicated payload TeleMetry, only platform TM)» MYRIADE modes and onboard handling adapted for MICROSCOPE No need for a specific monitoring once the first critical steps are passed» Ground segment human activities during working days and working hours only 3

1) Major points of the operational system Orbit (sun synchronous, 700km, 6h or 18h) and impact on operations 2 major orbital unavailability preventing from scientific sessions:» Eclipse season (~3 months) once a year» Star tracker blinding by the Moon (~2.5 days, 8 times per year) stop drag-free system, idle mode ~8 pass per day over a CNES ground station» 8min typical duration, 6hours max inter-visibility No phasing between mission scenario and 24H days» Scientific needs based on 20 orbits segment (1 orb = 1h40min // 1 day = 14,4 orb)» We stick to the scientific need to minimize the gas consumption» Anticipation and automatic process allow to stay on a working days/hours scheme for the ground operations 4

1) Major points of the operational system Mission scenario Made of scientific sessions (EP measurement sessions, calibration session) Final in-flight scenario will be close to the actual reference scenario:» Sessions list and T-SAGE parameters already known» No link between mission programming and orbital event (except for the predictable Eclipse season and STR blinding periods)» Partially static aspect of the mission programming BUT we ll get ready for the unforeseen:» Mission success relies on the confidence within the results working scenario will be weekly adjusted depending on the observation, requesting pre-validated scientific sessions» Technical sessions may be requested (for preliminary activities and tuning, investigation, SW update ) relying on a more flexible approach 5

1) Major points of the operational system Drag-free expertise center Control Center 6 Scientific Mission center

1) Major points of the operational system 3 main entities composing the ground segment Command and Control Center CCC» Almost generic CNES MYRIADE CCC» Platform handling (programming and monitoring)» AACS handling outside mission modes Drag free expertise center CECT» Specific center for MICROSCOPE» Output N0 mission data (TM, orbit and attitude determination)» Mission programming implementation (T-SAGE and AACS)» Monitoring of the status and performance for T-SAGE environment (dragfree, propulsion, thermal ) Scientific mission center CMS» Payload and mission monitoring» Mission programming definition» Scientific processing (N1 data for calibration, N2 for EP evaluation) 7

Raw HKTM Monitoring PF, AACS & PL Orbital ground products N0a output 2) Operational loop Logs and alarms OEF, orbit ephemeris N0a On request 1 per day N0b output Monitoring and sessions acceptance based on N0 data: N0b PL monitoring report N0a = every pass N0b = every day POD and precise attitude N0c = every week Orbit, attitude N0c output (for each session) 1 per week On request N0c Performance monitoring PF, AACS report PL monitoring + Session acceptance report 8

Preliminary scenario Operational loop Scientific process 1 per week Sessions TBC List of confirmed sessions CMS CCC CECT-AUTO Confirmed scenario CECT-EXP TC plans 2) Operational loop Raw HKTM Monitoring PF, AACS & PL Orbital ground products N0a output Scenario update every week 1 per day Logs and alarms OEF, orbit ephemeris N0a On request N0b output N0b PL monitoring N1 and N2 data out of the operational loop, but possible long term impact on the mission scenario for adjustment 1 per week POD and precise attitude Orbit, attitude On request N0c output N0c Performance monitoring PF, AACS report report PL monitoring + Session acceptance report 1 per month N1 generation and validation 9 > 1 month N2 generation and validation and long term monitoring

3) Orbit determination Need of orbit determination for gravity gradient knowledge. Most stringent requirement = 7m radial and 14m tangential @Fep Use of Doppler measurement from the telemetry signal (S-Band @2.2GHz) Marginally consistent with performance requirement: With 9 passes per day over ground stations well distributed Assuming a good performance of the Tx oscillator (for signal frequency stability) Very difficult to guarantee the performance and to monitor it GPS receiver introduced as a nominal onboard equipment in 2011: Guarantee metric accuracy: using GPS Code measurement fed into a Precise Orbit Determination tool (in addition to the Doppler measurements) Allow to evaluate the performance of the Doppler based measurements (and to characterize in orbit the transmitter oscillator for ground compensation of its defaults) Precise Orbit Determination will allow for T-SAGE linear bias evaluation while in inertial mode: systematically performed, for expertise only 10

4) Data time stamping Scientific data time stamping shall be better than 50ms (w.r.t. UTC) : Consistent with Myriade onboard time prediction (OBT, w.r.t. UTC), periodically updated via the Top TC : 1. Ground station time stamping (ground GPS) of a direct TC uploaded to satellite 2. Onboard time stamping of this direct TC when received 3. Propagation time computed from the number of TM frames received between events 1 and 2 No onboard time update allowed during a session: Up to 9 days between 2 updates of the onboard time prediction Consistent with OBT performance: long term stability of the oscillator with compensation of its bias and drift Time stamping stability @Fep shall be better than 3µs: Consistent with OBT performance: stability of the oscillator w.r.t. temperature variation Use of the onboard GPS receiver: Not used for onboard time stamping: too big modification, and no need of better performance Used to continuously perform correlation of the onboard time prediction and the GPS time: ground monitoring of the onboard time stamping accuracy with a 1ms accuracy 11

5) Telemetry (TM) loss and recovery TM availability is not 100% on CNES Myriade mission: Requirement = 98.5 % for S-Band TM (house-keeping) Typical observed availability = 99.3% (PICARD mission data) 1 TM gap (> 1 min) duration every 4 days Cause = transient anomaly during a pass (bad tracking) or full pass loss (wrong conf. or breakdown) MICROSCOPE uses S-Band TM for both HK and scientific data. Data gaps shall be minimized to ensure EP signal processing: no gap during session in spin mode (1.5 day), max. 3 gaps during session in inertial mode (9 days). Better availability is required, and redundancy is introduced in the system: Data is available onboard during ~9 hours (capacity of the cyclic memory). CCC ensures automatic detection of data loss and when needed generates a command to be uploaded next pass (few hours later) to re-download the missing data. Requirement: 90% gaps shall be recovered. Availability of 99.93% of the data expected for MICROSCOPE Typically one remaining TM gap (> 1min) every 40 days 12

Conclusions Operational concept in place to face MICROSCOPE challenges: Based on CNES MYRIADE standards CECT = dedicated center for drag-free expertise and support to the Scientific Mission Center Weekly activities for expertise and scenario update + daily monitoring Improvement with respect to previous CNES MYRIADE system: GPS receiver to improve and guarantee the orbit determination (usually only based on Doppler measurement) GPS receiver will also guarantee data time stamping (based on the daily Top TC mechanism) Automatic process for TM loss detection and re-download to improve even more the data availability 13