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Date:2024-04-24 16:52:23
Sender:&#8221;Carabajal, Claudia C. (GSFC-61A.0)[SCIENCE SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS INC]&#8221; <claudia.c.carabajal@nasa.gov>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No.2840: Galileo for Science Campaign update
Author:unknown
Content:Dear Station Colleagues,
The Galileo for Science project is analyzing all the data collected from the beginning of the campaign from January 20th through April 30th, 2024.

The next phase of the campaign will start on May 1st, and tracking will focus on the two Galileo satellites with elliptical orbits, Galileo 201 and 202.

The other satellites tracking should follow the posted priorities.
A slight change will be made to tracking priorities table.
ILRS is adding Galileo 201 to the priority list in place 34, moving Galileo 202 and other missions to places 35 and higher.

We appreciate your continued participation.
Your participation is still very important to the Galileo campaign and to those still using the full Galileo constellation.

We anticipate that other changes will made later on during the campaign.

If you have any questions or issues, you can contact the ILRS CB.


Regards,
Mike and Claudia


--
Claudia C. Carabajal
Secretary, ILRS Central Bureau
Research Scientist SME/HBG Geodesy & Geophysics Group Lead
Mail Code 61A Geodesy and Geophysics Laboratory
Cell: (301)602-7787 - Fax: (301)614-6522
Claudia.C.Carabajal@nasa.gov
Claudia.Carabajal@ssaihq.com

Science Systems and Applications, Inc.
Science and Technology with Passion
10210 Greenbelt Road, Suite 600
Lanham, MD 20706
www.ssaihq.com



--
Claudia C. Carabajal
Secretary, ILRS Central Bureau
Research Scientist SME/HBG Geodesy & Geophysics Group Lead
Mail Code 61A Geodesy and Geophysics Laboratory
Cell: (301)602-7787 - Fax: (301)614-6522
Claudia.C.Carabajal@nasa.gov
Claudia.Carabajal@ssaihq.com

Science Systems and Applications, Inc.
Science and Technology with Passion
10210 Greenbelt Road, Suite 600
Lanham, MD 20706
www.ssaihq.com







Dear Station Colleagues,


The Galileo for Science project is analyzing all the data collected from the beginning of the campaign from January 20th through April 30th, 2024.


 


The next phase of the campaign will start on May 1st, and tracking will focus on the two Galileo satellites with elliptical orbits, Galileo 201 and 202.


 


The other satellites tracking should follow the posted priorities.


A slight change will be made to tracking priorities table.


ILRS is adding Galileo 201 to the priority list in place 34, moving Galileo 202 and other missions to places 35 and higher.


 


We appreciate your continued participation.


Your participation is still very important to the Galileo campaign and to those still using the full Galileo constellation.


 


We anticipate that other changes will made later on during the campaign.


 


If you have any questions or issues, you can contact the ILRS CB.


 


 


Regards,


Mike and Claudia


 


 


--


Claudia C. Carabajal  


Secretary, ILRS Central Bureau


Research Scientist SME/HBG Geodesy & Geophysics Group Lead


Mail Code 61A Geodesy and Geophysics Laboratory


Cell: (301)602-7787 - Fax: (301)614-6522


Claudia.C.Carabajal@nasa.gov


Claudia.Carabajal@ssaihq.com


 


Science Systems and Applications, Inc.


Science and Technology with Passion


10210 Greenbelt Road, Suite 600


Lanham, MD 20706


www.ssaihq.com


 


 


 


--


Claudia C. Carabajal  


Secretary, ILRS Central Bureau


Research Scientist SME/HBG Geodesy & Geophysics Group Lead


Mail Code 61A Geodesy and Geophysics Laboratory


Cell: (301)602-7787 - Fax: (301)614-6522


Claudia.C.Carabajal@nasa.gov


Claudia.Carabajal@ssaihq.com


 



Science Systems and Applications, Inc.


Science and Technology with Passion


10210 Greenbelt Road, Suite 600


Lanham, MD 20706



www.ssaihq.com




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