No Data

   LEP Et: 8 hours (ISAS/JAXA)

   Spacecraft Footprints and Ground-Based Instruments:
   Polar 2 hours
   Mid-Latitude 2 hours
   (ISAS/JAXA)

   Conjunction Event Finder

• The PI of MGF is T. Nagai at Tokyo Institute of Technology (see Kokubun et al. [JGG, 46, 7-21, 1994] for details of the instrument).
• The PI of EFD is H. Hayakawa at ISAS/JAXA (see Tsuruda et al. [JGG, 46, 693-711, 1994] for details of the instrument).
• The PI of LEP is Y. Saito at ISAS/JAXA (see Mukai et al. [JGG, 46, 669-692, 1994] for details of the instrument).
• In case of recent, quick-look (QL) data, the phrase "Not for Publication" appears in the background of the plot.
• The time resolution of the MGF and EFD data is 3 sec (one spin); that of the LEP data is 12 sec (four spins).
• The MGF and LEP data and the Geotail locations are in GSM coordinates; the EFD data are in spacecraft (SC) coordinates, which are nearly equivalent to GSE coordinates.
• The red and black lines indicate Editor A and B data, respectively. The Editor-A data are only acquired with the real-time operation in Usuda Deep Space Center (UDSC), Japan, while the Editor-B data are continuously recorded in the onboard tape recorders for 24 hours and are dumped to the NASA JPL Deep Space Network (DSN) stations.
• See DARTS/Geotail and the references for further details.

Links

• DARTS/Geotail at ISAS/JAXA
• Geotail Official Site at ISAS/JAXA

If you have any problems, questions, or comments, please contact I. Shinohara and/or Y. Miyashita at ISAS/JAXA.

This page is produced by I. Shinohara and Y. Miyashita.
DARTS is maintained by C-SODA at ISAS, JAXA in Japan.
Last Modified: 10 February 2009