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Authors: | Alfonsi, Lucilla* Ambroglini, F.* Ambrosi, G.* Ammendola, R.* Assante, D.* Badoni, D.* Belyaev, V.A.* Burger, W.J.* Cafagna, A.* Cipollone, P.* Consolini, G.* Conti, L.* Contin, A.* De Angelis, E.* De Donato, C.* De Franceschi, Giorgiana* De Santis, Angelo* De Santis, C.* Diego, P.* Durante, M.* Fornaro, C.* Guandalini, C.* Laurenti, G.* Laurenza, M.* Lazzizzera, I.* Lolli, M.* Manea, C.* Marcelli, L.* Marcucci, F.* Masciantonio, G.* Osteria, G.* Palma, F.* Palmonari, F.* Panico, B.* Patrizii, L.* Picozza, P.* Pozzato, M.* Rashevskaya, I.* Ricci, M.* Rovituso, M.* Scotti, V.* Sotgiu, A.* Sparvoli, R.* Spataro, B.* Spogli, Luca* Tommasino, F.* Ubertini, P.* Vannaroni, G.* Xuhui, S.* Zoffoli, S.* |
Title: | The HEPD particle detector and the EFD electric field detector for the CSES satellite | Journal: | Radiation Physics and Chemistry | Series/Report no.: | /137 (2017) | Issue Date: | 2017 | DOI: | 10.1016/j.radphyschem.2016.12.022 | Abstract: | The CSES satellite, developed by Chinese (CNSA) and Italian (ASI) space Agencies, will investigate iono-magnetospheric disturbances (induced by seismicity and electromagnetic emissions of tropospheric and anthropogenic origin); will monitor the temporal stability of the inner Van Allen radiation belts and will study the solar-terrestrial coupling by measuring fluxes of cosmic rays and solar energetic particles. In particular the mission aims at confirming the existences (claimed from several analyses) of a temporal correlations between the occurrence of earthquakes and the observation in space of electromagnetic disturbances, plasma fluctiations and anomalous fluxes of high-energy particles precipitating from the inner Van Allen belt. CSES will be launched in the summer of 2017 with a multi-instruments payload able to measure: e.m. fields, charged particles, plasma, TEC, etc. The Italian LIMADOU collaboration will provide the High-Energy Particle Detector (HEPD), designed for detecting electrons (3–200 MeV) and proton (30–300 MeV)), and participates to develop the Electric Field Detector (EFD) conceived for measuring electric field from ∼DC up to 5 MHz. |
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