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Date:2012-04-11 01:19:43
Sender:Moblas <moblas@midwest.com.au>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No.2059: Re: [ilrs] URGENT MAIL - Envisat Major Anomaly
Author:Pierre F
Content:Gday All.
I have just seen ENVISAT, and it tracked OK using predicts #6012, with
no range or time bias needed. It started to come in when it went through
to the S/E of our station.
Hopefully the data will help in your cause.
Regards,
Dave

/YARRAGADEE GEODETIC OBSERVATORY/

/Western Australian Space Centre -- Moblas5/
EOS Space Systems

PO Box 137

Dongara Western Australia 6525

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***moblas@midwest.com.au*


On 10/04/2012 08:55, Pierre.Femenias@esa.int wrote:
> Author: Pierre Féménias ESA ESRIN
>
> URGENT MAIL - Envisat Major Anomaly
>
> Dear all,
>
> Since Sunday 8 April 2012, at the Kiruna pass at 12:28UTC, Envisat is not
> transmitting any telemetry anymore. Only an un-modulated S-Band RF carrier
> was received on-ground. No X-Band and Ka-Band (via Artemis) data were
> received as from the same time.
>
> An extended network of ground stations was immediately activated to send
> commands to the satellite, but all attempts are unsuccessful so far. The
> S-band carrier which was initially still available disappeared after few
> hours.
>
>
> Can you please confirm if the Envisat satellite is visible from the different
> laser stations?
>
>
> Thanks for your prompt support.
>
>
> Kind regards, Pierre Féménias
>
>
>
>
>
> ESA - European Space Agency
>
> Pierre Féménias
> EOP-GMQ
> Sensor Performances, Products and Algorithms Office
> Earth Observation Ground Segment Department
>
> ESRIN
> Via Galileo Galilei
> Casella Postale 64 I-00044 Frascati, Italy
> Pierre.Femenias@esa.int | www.esa.int
> T +39 06 941 80674 | F +39 06 941 80612
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Gday All.

I have just seen ENVISAT, and it tracked OK using predicts #6012,
with no range or time bias needed. It started to come in when it
went through to the S/E of our station.

Hopefully the data will help in your cause.

Regards,

Dave




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On 10/04/2012 08:55, Pierre.Femenias@esa.int wrote:
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Author: Pierre Féménias ESA ESRIN

URGENT MAIL - Envisat Major Anomaly

Dear all,

Since Sunday 8 April 2012, at the Kiruna pass at 12:28UTC, Envisat is not
transmitting any telemetry anymore. Only an un-modulated S-Band RF carrier
was received on-ground. No X-Band and Ka-Band (via Artemis) data were
received as from the same time.

An extended network of ground stations was immediately activated to send
commands to the satellite, but all attempts are unsuccessful so far. The
S-band carrier which was initially still available disappeared after few
hours.


Can you please confirm if the Envisat satellite is visible from the different
laser stations?


Thanks for your prompt support.


Kind regards, Pierre Féménias





ESA - European Space Agency

Pierre Féménias
EOP-GMQ
Sensor Performances, Products and Algorithms Office
Earth Observation Ground Segment Department

ESRIN
Via Galileo Galilei
Casella Postale 64 I-00044 Frascati, Italy
Pierre.Femenias@esa.int | www.esa.int
T +39 06 941 80674 | F +39 06 941 80612






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