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C_RS_OBSCallisto Remote sensing GENERIC containing obs database linkWorking Group 2
E_RS_7E1E_RS_7E1Working Group 2
E_RS_8E2E_RS_8E2Working Group 2
EUROPA_FB_RSEuropa Flyby remote sensingWorking Group 2
E_RS_OBSEuropa remote sensing generic segment containing obs database linkWorking Group 2
G_RS_OBSG_RS GENERICWorking Group 2
G_RS_27G6G_RS_27G6Working Group 2
G_RS_28G7G_RS_28G7Working Group 2
G_RS_32G8G_RS_32G8Working Group 2
G_RS_34G9G_RS_34G9Working Group 2
G_RS_35G10G_RS_35G10Working Group 2
G_RS_36G11G_RS_36G11Working Group 2
GANYMEDE_FB_RSGanymede flyby remote sensingWorking Group 2
G_RS_3G3HAA as per 3GM UM IS considering NIMWorking Group 2
IO_ECLIPSEIo observation while Io is in eclipse.Working Group 2
IO_TOR_DUSTIo torus dustWorking Group 2
IO_MAJ_COMPOSITIONIO_MAJ_COMPOSITIONWorking Group 2
IO_MAJ_HOTSPOTSIO_MAJ_HOTSPOTSWorking Group 2
J_SATjupiter satellite GENERICWorking Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_10Opportunity implementation in geopipeline SC distance to Jupiter larger than 8e5 km SC elevation above the rings lower than 0.5 deg Only one Ansae tested for phase conditions - value must be between 10 deg and 20 degWorking Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_5Opportunity implementation in geopipeline SC distance to Jupiter larger than 8e5 km SC elevation above the rings lower than 0.5 deg Only one Ansae tested for phase conditions - value must be between 5 deg and 10 degWorking Group 2
RING_HPRing high phaseWorking Group 2
RING_LPRing low phaseWorking Group 2
RINGMATTERRINGMATTER. Observations of the main rings and the gossamer rings, imaging the ring ansae from moderately large elevation. The moderatly large elevation will reveal azimuthal structure in the rings and the presence of clumps at the resolution limit of the imaging.Working Group 2
RINGMOSAICRINGMOSAIC (Janus definition). impression of the extent of the whole ring systemWorking Group 2
HIGHPHPROFILErings high phase profile (JANUS DEF)Working Group 2
SHADOWEDGErings SHADOWEDGE. Imaging of the ring region intersected by the planetary shadow at moderate elevation and very high phase. Especially for the very faint gossamer rings and the Thebe extensionWorking Group 2
RINGSPIRAL_HPRINGSPIRAL_HP (high phase, Janus def)Working Group 2
RINGSPIRAL_MPRINGSPIRAL_MP (medium phase: JANUS Def)Working Group 2
JM_PE35 Working Group 3
TOR_RS Working Group 3
JM_INCL Working Group 3
JM_CB Working Group 3
JM_ENA Working Group 3
JM_GM Working Group 3
G_IS Working Group 3
E_IS Working Group 3
C_IS Working Group 3
CALLISTO_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
EUROPA_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
GANYMEDE_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
C_IS_OBSC_IS_OBSWorking Group 3
CALLISTO_IONOCALLISTO_IONO In situ Callisto ionosphere observationWorking Group 3
E_IS_OBSE_IS_OBSWorking Group 3
EUROPA_IONO_ISEUROPA_IONO_IS In situ Europa ionosphere observationWorking Group 3
CALLISTO_ENAFar approach energetic neutral atom imaging of CallistoWorking Group 3
EUROPA_ENAFar approach energetic neutral atom imaging of EuropaWorking Group 3
GANYMEDE_ENAFar approach energetic neutral atom imaging of GanymedeWorking Group 3
G_IS_OBSG_IS_OBSWorking Group 3
G_IS_3G3Ganymede in-situ observations around closest approachWorking Group 3
GANYMEDE_IONOGANYMEDE_IONO In situ Ganymede ionosphere observationWorking Group 3
JUPITER_ENAImaging of Jupiter's magnetosphere in energetic neutral atoms (ENAs).Maximize pitch angle coverage with PEP JEI,JDC,JoEE, JENI (ion mode) a) JENI has a broad FoV and captures Jupiter and the Io/Europa torus and magnetosphere at most times. No special pointing design required for JENI besides requiring an approximate nadir pointing (considerable offsets can still be acceptable) b) JNA disk-shaped/slit FoV has a slight offset from the XZ spacecraft plane, meaning that during nadir pointing, it images preferentially the northern or southern extension of the Europa/Io torus, whereas Jupiter may be in the edge or outside of the FoV, especially at large distances. Scans (small rotations around Sc-X) or periods with stable, small offset of the SC-xz plane from Nadir can help to better image stronger emissions from the equatorial torusWorking Group 3
CALLISTO_WAKEIn situ Callisto wake observationWorking Group 3
EUROPA_TOR_ISIn situ Europa torus observationWorking Group 3
EUROPA_WAKEIn situ Europa wake observationWorking Group 3
GANYMEDE_WAKEIn situ Ganymede wake observationWorking Group 3
JUPITER_CPIn situ Jupiter corotation breakdown region and plasma transport observation. Maximize the intervals for which co-rotation is measured to build spatial and temporal coverage of corotation profiles across the magnetosphere and also in the local moon environments. CP stands for corotation profileWorking Group 3
JUPITER_CPSIn situ Jupiter current/plasma sheet observationWorking Group 3
JUPITER_NULLIn situ Jupiter magnetic null searchWorking Group 3
JUPITER_PDTIn situ Jupiter particle distribution transition region observation. Maximize pitch angle coverage for PEP/JEI, JDC,JoEE, JENI (ion mode)Working Group 3
GANYMEDE_GMIn situ mapping of global configuration and monitoring dynamics of Ganymede's magnetospheric environmentWorking Group 3
JUPITER_GMIn situ mapping of global configuration and monitoring dynamics of the Jovian magnetospheric environment. corotation should be in the FoV of PEP/JDC or PEP/JEI. Conditions for coverage: ◦ Minimum angle less than about 11.25 deg (half-azimuthal sector size) of a JEI or JDC pixel from corotation ◦ Boresight angle of JDC or JEI less than ˜90 deg Conditions for ideal coverage: ◦ Minimum angle less than about 11.25 deg (half-azimuthal sector size) of a JEI or JDC pixel from corotation ◦ Boresight angle less than ˜75 deg (JEI) or 70 deg (JDC): corotation away from the FoV edge JDC is preferred for monitoring corotation, over JEI, when possible.Working Group 3
JUPITER_TAILIn situ search for signatures of local magnetic reconnection in the Jovian magnetotailWorking Group 3
JM_PE_OBSJupiter Magnetosphere perijove segments containing link to observations databaseWorking Group 3
JM_PE33share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE31share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE29share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE27share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE25share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE23share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE21share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE19share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE17share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE15share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JM_PE13share prime high lat PJ between WG3 and WG4Working Group 3
JA_PE59 Working Group 4
JA_PE58 Working Group 4
JA_PE57 Working Group 4
JA_PE56 Working Group 4
JA_PE55 Working Group 4
JA_PE54 Working Group 4
JA_PE53 Working Group 4
JA_PE52 Working Group 4
STAR_OCC Working Group 4
JA_PE51 Working Group 4
JA_PE50 Working Group 4
JA_PE49 Working Group 4
JA_PE48 Working Group 4
JA_PE47 Working Group 4
JA_PE46 Working Group 4
JA_PE45 Working Group 4
JA_PE44 Working Group 4
JA_PE43 Working Group 4
JA_PE42 Working Group 4
JA_PE41 Working Group 4
JA_PE40 Working Group 4
JA_PE39 Working Group 4
JA_PE38 Working Group 4
JA_PE37 Working Group 4
JA_PE36 Working Group 4

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