SSA P2 Programme overview. Industrial day

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1 SSA P2 Programme overview Industrial day ESOC, 11th June 2013 N. Bobrinsky ESA Unclassified Releasable to the Public

2 SSA Programme Execution in Periods SSA Programme decided at the Ministerial Conference in November 2008 (Preparatory Programme) and Period 2 initiated at MC12 in November 2012 Preparatory Programme: Establishment of SSA Mission and Customer Requirements - SSA System Requirements - SSA Architecture - Interim SSA Governance and Data Policy - Applications and Pilot Data Centres for the SWE, NEO and SST segments - Breadboard radars - Wide Field of View Telescopes

3 SSA Programme Participants in Period 2 14 Participating States Focus on Space Weather Activities also in the areas of NEO and SST Austria Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Finland Germany Italy Luxembourg Norway Poland Romania Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom Funding: 46.5 M (2012 e.c.)

4 SSA Period 2 Participation, funding SWE NEO SST Austria X X Belgium X X Czech Republic X X Denmark X Finland X X X Germany X X Italy X X X Luxembourg X X X Norway X X Poland X X X Romania X X X Sweden X X Switzerland X X X UK X

5 SSA system Status at the beginning of Period 2 Core Element Mission Requirements - done SSA Customer Requirements - done SSA System Requirements - done SSA Architecture in progress (three contracts) until end 2013 Governance interim governance in place (ESA Council, PB-SSA) Data Policy interim data policy in place (SSA-PSI) SST Segment in progress (development of applications) until end 2013 Space Weather and NEO Element SWE CC, SWE DC in place, 4 ESCs defined, networking and instrumentation on-going Radar Element Prototype Development of breadboard radars monostatic done (INDRA/FHR), T&V in 2013 bistatic started (ONERA), T&V in 2014 Pilot Data Centres Element Deployment of pilot data centres to ESAC, ESOC, Redu, Space Pole Bruxelles, ESRIN.- done

6 SSA Period 2 Priorities and objectives Build on results achieved during the SSA PP Three main segments: SWE, NEO, SST SWE: networking of existing assets, Development & T&V of SWE applications and services, SWE instrumentation, hosted payloads, Proba2, study of a mission to L1/L4/L5, coordination centre (SSCC) at Space Pole, Data Centre at Redu, 5 Expert Service Centres (ESCs) NEO: networking with institutes (e.g. INAF, NEODYS, EARN) and observatories, development of a wide FOV Telescope, use of GAIA data, development & T&V of NEO services, NEO service centre at ESRIN SST: T&V of national assets, networking of optical Tracking Observatories (laser, passive), SST campaigns involving national and ESA assets, sensors technologies (radars, optical), development of SST applications

7 SWE Segment overview SWE Data Centre Redu, Belgium SSA-SWE Users SWE Service Coordination Centre, Space Pole, Belgium SSA-SWE Service Portal: swe.ssa.esa.int SWE Expert Service Centres Solar Weather Ionospheric Weather Space Radiation Geomagnetic Conditions Heliospheric Weather ROB, Belgium (coord.) Uni. Graz, Austria DLR, Germany (coord.) NMA, Norway NOA, Greece (CLS, France BIRA, Belgium (coord.) AIT, Austria UOA, Greece TGO, Norway (coord.) FMI, Finland TBD

8 NEOs Minor Planet Center (US) NEO System overview National Cooperating telescopes SSA tasking centre Political entities SSA-NEO Coordination Centre SSA sensors - Risk assessment - Obs. Planning - Phys. Properties - Databases - Light curves - Shape models General users Space missions National research expertise Space mission studies

9 SST Segment overview

10 Schedule for SSA P2 procurements SSA P2 Workplan 2013 approved at PB-SSA #20 (February 2013) The SSA P2 Procurement Plan 2013 approved by the IPC the 15 th May 2013 Both Direct Negotiations (DNs) and competitive tenders (ITTs) will take place The ITTs will be issued in the timeframe June September 2013 according to the Workplan / Procurement Plan An industrial day covering all the activities presented in the Workplan 2013 will take place the 11 th June 2013 at ESOC, Darmstadt. Additional SSA Architecture activities (P2-COM-IV) will be undertaken after completion of the Architectural Design Review (ADR) in 2014

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