| Date: | 2010-12-17 11:22:00 | |
| Sender: | Shinichi Nakamura, JAXA <Nakamura Shinichi <nakamura.shinichi@jaxa.jp>> | |
| Subject: | [SLR-Mail] No. 1939: Change Contact Person on QZS-1 Tracking | |
| Author: | Shinichi Nakamura, JAXA | |
| Content: | ******************************************************************************** SLR Electronic Mail 2010-12-17 11:22:00 UTC Message No. 1939 ******************************************************************************** Author: Shinichi Nakamura, JAXA Subject: Change Contact Person on QZS-1 Tracking Subject: Change Contact Person on QZS-1 Tracking Subject: Change Contact Person on QZS-1 Tracking Dear ILRS Colleagues, We really appreciate ILRS support for QZS-1 tracking campaign. We could obtain good SLR data to evaluate the QZS-1 orbit estimated by navigation signal. I would like to report a change of contact person of QZS-1 tracking. (from) Shinichi Nakamura (JAXA, Flight Dynamics Team) nakamura.shinichi@jaxa.jp Ryo Nakamura (JAXA, Flight Dynamics Team) nakamura.ryoh@jaxa.jp Takahiro Inoue (JAXA, Flight Dynamics Team) inoue.takahiro@jaxa.jp (To) Hiroyuki Noda (JAXA, QZSS Project) noda.hiroyuki@jaxa.jp Motohisa Kishimoto (JAXA, QZSS Project) kishimoto.motohisa@jaxa.jp Please note that this change is applied only ”QZS-1 tracking”. By the way, QZS-1 tracking campaign will terminate soon. After campaign period, QZS-1 tracking will move to nominal SLR tracking operation. New contact person will inform our request during QZS-1 nominal SLR tracking operation, such as core time, etc. Best Regards, Shinichi Nakamura PS Of course, we will report the results of QZS-1 tracking campaign on next ILRS symposium. (2010/11/26 19:21), Nakamura Shinichi wrote: > Author: Shinichi Nakamura, JAXA > Subject: QZS-1 Tracking Campaign (ILRS WPLTN region) > > Dear ILRS Colleagues, > > QZS-1 tracking campaign will start next week. > We re-consider details of QZS-1 tracking campaign. > We would like to modify our plan. > > We hope to extend QZS-1 tracking campaign, that is, > > Period > (old) From 30/Nov. To 7/Dec. > --> (new) Extend 10 days > From 30/Nov. To 17/Dec. > > Core Time > (old) 9:00 -- 9:20 (UT) > 12:00 -- 12:20 (UT) > 15:00 -- 15:20 (UT) > 18:00 -- 18:20 (UT) > 21:00 -- 21:20 (UT) > > -->(new) Extend to daylight tracking, > Try 4 hours interval, > 0:00 -- 0:20 (UT) > 4:00 -- 4:20 (UT) > 8:00 -- 8:20 (UT) > 12:00 -- 12:20 (UT) > 16:00 -- 16:20 (UT) > 20:00 -- 20:20 (UT). > > We will distribute enough CPF for above tracking campaign. > Please accept/permit our plan. > > We are very happy to perform QZS-1 tracking campaign with > ILRS WPLTN Colleagues. > I promise that we will report our results on next ILRS > workshop. > > Best Regards, > > Shinichi Nakamura > > > > > > > (2010/11/09 23:44), Carey Noll wrote: >> Dear ILRS Colleagues, >> >> The Japanese QZS-1 (Quasi-Zenith Satellite 1) was launched on Sep. 11, >> 2010. After launch, many initial checks have successfully been >> completed. >> >> The satellite orbit takes it over the laser ranging stations of the >> Western Pacific Laser Tracking Network (WPLTN), in Japan, China and >> Australia. The QZS-1 project has requested a very short ILRS-WPLTN >> tracking campaign for the satellite for orbit determination/estimation >> of clock bias studies. Your tracking support is vital to making this >> activity a success. We ask that our colleagues in the WPLTN make every >> effort to track QZS-1. >> >> (1) About QZS-1 >> Altitude: 32,000-40,000 km >> Inclination: 45 degrees >> Eccentricity: 0.099 >> >> (2) Purpose of ILRS-WPLTN campaign >> Precise orbit determination >> Estimation of clock bias >> >> (3) Satellite ID >> SIC Number 1581 >> COSPAR ID 2010-045A >> NORAD Number 37158 >> >> (3) Normal bin size : 5 min >> >> (4) Period >> From 30/Nov. (UT) to 7/Dec. (UT) [1 week] >> >> (5) Core Time, with maximum tracking efforts please: >> 9:00 -- 9:20 (UT) >> 12:00 -- 12:20 (UT) >> 15:00 -- 15:20 (UT) >> 18:00 -- 18:20 (UT) >> 21:00 -- 21:20 (UT) >> >> (6) CPF will be distributed by CDDIS server. >> >> (7) Point of Contact Person >> SLR operation, Shinichi Nakamura, nakamura.shinichi@jaxa.jp >> QZS-1 satellite, Hiroyuki Noda, noda.hiroyuki@jaxa.jp >> >> Continued tracking support by ILRS-WPLTN is vital to the success of >> the QZS-1 mission. Thank you for your cooperation and for your >> support to JAXA satellite. >> >> Regards, >> >> Shinichi Nakamura, JAXA >> From: Nakamura Shinichi ******************************************************************************** |