GSC Sentinel-2 PDGS OCD - Emits - ESA
GSC Sentinel-2 PDGS OCD - Emits - ESA
GSC Sentinel-2 PDGS OCD - Emits - ESA
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>GSC</strong> <strong>Sentinel</strong>-2 <strong>PDGS</strong> <strong>OCD</strong><br />
Issue 1 Revision 2 (draft) - 25.07.2010<br />
GMES-GSEG-EOPG-TN-09-0008<br />
page 70 of 350<br />
operations performed, or the on-board systems unavailability<br />
occurrences with their associated recovery operations.<br />
• On-demand or automated extractions of HKTM data through the EGOS<br />
Data Dissemination System (EDDS).<br />
○ Flight dynamics monitoring and orbit-control activities will be performed through the<br />
FOS Flight-Dynamics System component (FDS). FOS FDS operational activities are<br />
related to <strong>PDGS</strong> ones in two main areas:<br />
o As driving the X-Band tracking capabilities at <strong>PDGS</strong> ground-stations to enable<br />
data reception, the FOS FDS will operationally provide the <strong>PDGS</strong> with satellite<br />
positioning information such as the Predicted Orbit File and Two Line Elements<br />
(TLE).<br />
o As potentially impacting on product quality, the FOS/FDS will operationally<br />
provide the <strong>PDGS</strong> with the plan of spacecraft manoeuvres (both in-plane and<br />
out-of-plane), together with their resulting performance and interference.<br />
Following each spacecraft manoeuvre, the updated satellite mass property will<br />
be forwarded to the <strong>PDGS</strong> as required for precise orbit determination (POD)<br />
activities.<br />
4.2.5 CENTRE NATIONAL D’ÉTUDES SPATIALES (CNES)<br />
To maximise the reuse of European expertise gained in the area of spaceborne high spatialresolution<br />
optical sensors through missions such as the SPOT series, and to foster continuity<br />
and enhancement of operational applications, <strong>ESA</strong> and CNES have signed a collaboration<br />
agreement for the Phases C/D and E1 of the <strong>Sentinel</strong>-2 mission. This collaboration<br />
agreement materialises at technical-level into the implementation of <strong>ESA</strong>-CNES joint teams in<br />
the space-segment and ground-segment domains primarily focusing on the data-processing<br />
and image-quality areas.<br />
In this framework, CNES and more precisely the Centre Spatial de Toulouse (CST) will hold<br />
an operational role vis-à-vis the <strong>PDGS</strong> during the commissioning phases of the <strong>Sentinel</strong>-2<br />
spacecrafts. As forerunner to recurrent mission performance assessment activities that will be<br />
taken over by the <strong>PDGS</strong> during the operational phase, CNES will carry out in-flight instrument<br />
commissioning activities with counterpart tasks on ground for the validation of the processing<br />
algorithm and <strong>PDGS</strong> processing chain.<br />
These tasks will be driven by the <strong>Sentinel</strong>-2 Commissioning Plan (S2CP) and will be<br />
performed through the complementary use of:<br />
○ The Ground Processor Prototype (GPP) developed jointly by <strong>ESA</strong>/CNES and<br />
operated at CNES/CST for the generation of Level-1 data. This algorithm to be<br />
documented as a series of Detail Processing Models (DPM) will be the basis for the<br />
implementation of Level 1 operational processors.<br />
○ The Image Quality Processor (IQP) system procured and operated by CNES for the<br />
characterisation and calibration of the sensor in-flight, and configuration and<br />
assessment of the ground processing algorithm implemented by the GPP and the<br />
<strong>PDGS</strong>. The GPP and <strong>PDGS</strong> processors will be jointly configured and tuned by Ground<br />
<strong>ESA</strong> UNCLASSIFIED – For Official Use<br />
© <strong>ESA</strong><br />
The copyright of this document is the property of <strong>ESA</strong>. It is supplied in confidence and shall not be reproduced, copied or<br />
communicated to any third party without written permission from <strong>ESA</strong>.