DocumentCode
564578
Title
Global monitoring of the electromagnetic parameters of space weather in the frame of the ISS infrastructure
Author
Klimov, S.I. ; Petrukovich, A.A. ; Zelenyi, L.M.
Author_Institution
Space Res. Inst., Moscow, Russia
fYear
2012
fDate
21-23 May 2012
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
6
Abstract
Dynamic processes in the magnetosphere and ionosphere are accompanied by a variety of electromagnetic (EM) phenomena. It is proposed here to monitor these EM phenomena via a permanent longterm observation site onboard the International Space Station (ISS). This requires the design of appropriate instruments and devising an observation methodology. Electric and magnetic field measuring techniques onboard spacecraft were developed intensively in the early stages of space investigations. The important direction of the studies, conducted with the use of an infrastructure of Russian segment of the ISS (RS ISS), is obtaining the data about the power and the frequency spectra of electrical and magnetic fields and also currents in the near-surface zone of the ISS, which is been super-large body from the point of view of the processes of its interaction with the ionosphere medium.
Keywords
aircraft instrumentation; ionospheric electromagnetic wave propagation; magnetospheric electromagnetic wave propagation; photosphere; solar radiation; space vehicles; EM phenomena monitoring; ISS infrastructure; International Space Station; Russian segment; dynamic process; electric field measurement; electromagnetic phenomena; frequency spectra; global monitoring; instrument design; magnetic field measurement; magnetosphere; near-surface zone; observation methodology; onboard spacecraft; power spectra; solar radiation; space investigation; space weather; Electromagnetics; Extraterrestrial measurements; Instruments; Ionosphere; Monitoring; Plasmas; Space vehicles;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Aerospace EMC, 2012 Proceedings ESA Workshop on
Conference_Location
Venice
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-0302-6
Type
conf
Filename
6232535
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