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J_RING Working Group 2
J_SAT_INN_AST_A Working Group 2
J_SAT_INN_AST_T Working Group 2
J_SAT_INN_CHAR_A Working Group 2
J_SAT_IRR_AST_E Working Group 2
J_SAT_IRR_CHAR_E Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_100 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_110 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_120 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_130 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_140 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_150 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_160 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_170 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_20 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_30 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_40 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_50 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_60 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_70 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_80 Working Group 2
RING_PHASECURV_90 Working Group 2
IO_MONITORING- JANUS minimum distance = 7.00e+05 km - MAJIS minimum distance = 8.00e+05 km - SWI minimum distance = 6.00e+05 km (able to resolve target when angular size is > 1 mrad) Working Group 2
ASTRO_INNERAstrometry inner moonsWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR2_ANANKEAstrometry irregular moon AnankeWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR2_CARMEAstrometry irregular moon CarmeWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_CARPOAstrometry irregular moon CARPOWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_CHALDENEAstrometry irregular moon CHALDENEWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_HIMALIAAstrometry irregular moon HIMALIAWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_KALLICHOREAstrometry irregular moon KALLICHOREWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_LEDAAstrometry irregular moon LEDAWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_LYSITHEAAstrometry irregular moon LYSITHEAWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_TAYGETEAstrometry irregular moon TAYGETEWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR1_THEMISTOAstrometry irregular moon THEMISTOWorking Group 2
ASTRO_IRR2_PASIPHAEastrometry measurement with inertial pointing to moon PasiphaeWorking Group 2
CALLISTO_FB_RSCallisto Flyby remote sensingWorking Group 2
C_RS_OBSCallisto Remote sensing GENERIC containing obs database linkWorking Group 2
CHARACTERIZATION_IRR2_ANANKECharacterization irregular moon ANANKEWorking Group 2
CHARACTERIZATION_IRR_ELARACharacterization irregular moon ElaraWorking Group 2
CHARACTERIZATION_IRR2_PASIPHAEcharacterization irregular moon PasiphaeWorking Group 2
CHARACTERIZATION_IRR2_SINOPECharacterization irregular moon SinopeWorking Group 2
CHAR_IRR1Characterization irregular moons group 1 (see list below)Working 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
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
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
C_RS_10C2test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_11C3test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_12C4test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_13C5test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_14C6test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_15C7test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_16C8test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_17C9test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_18C10test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_22C11test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_23C12test 3_2Working Group 2
C_RS_8C1test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_19G7test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_20G8test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_21G9test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_24G10test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_26G12test 3_2Working Group 2
G_RS_9G6test 3_2Working Group 2
C_IS Working Group 3
CALLISTO_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
E_IS Working Group 3
EUROPA_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
G_IS Working Group 3
G_IS_4G4 Working Group 3
GANYMEDE_FLYBY_RPWI_IONO_AJS Working Group 3
JM_CB Working Group 3
JM_ENA Working Group 3
JM_GM Working Group 3
JM_INCL Working Group 3
JM_PE35 Working Group 3
TOR_RS Working Group 3
JM_PEassuming: JMAG: 2.31 kbps RPWI: 1.7*2.167 kbps PEP: 2 kpbs (ball park number; discussion with Gabriella at WG3 F2F meeting in Sept 2018)Working Group 3
CALLISTO_IONOCALLISTO_IONO In situ Callisto ionosphere observationWorking 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
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_CBIn 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.Working Group 3
JUPITER_CPSIn situ Jupiter current/plasma sheet observationWorking Group 3
JUPITER_NULLIn situ Jupiter magnetic null searchWorking Group 3

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