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Curriculum Vitae of Roberto Terenzi - CERN

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• 1987 - 1989: OPERA experiment on the URSS spacecraft INTERBALL.<br />

Experiment specifications and interfaces definition, experiment automatic<br />

test system overall design definition meetings both in Rome and on the<br />

Sovietic Science Academy in Moscow.<br />

• 1981 - 1986: Magnetic experiment MAG on board <strong>of</strong> the ESA spacecraft<br />

GIOTTO to the Hanley comet. Collaboration with the GSFC - NASA<br />

and the Germany TUB to design, realize and test the experiment. Overall<br />

design and s<strong>of</strong>tware implementation (languages: PLM86, ASM86) <strong>of</strong> a microprocessor<br />

based real time data simulator . Responsibility <strong>of</strong> all the environmental<br />

test on the experiment integrated on the spacecraft, tests held<br />

at British Aerospace (BAE), Bristol, U.K., at Ariannspace and CNRS in<br />

Toulose, France and at Kourou, French Guyane. GIOTTO EGSE member,<br />

design <strong>of</strong> the experiment ground support equipment and management <strong>of</strong><br />

the contact with the industry that built the system. Many working meetings<br />

in ESA institutes (Norvikeraut - Holland, Paris - France, Kourou,<br />

ESOC, Darmstadt - Germany), BAE factories, CNERS and Ariannespace<br />

sites. Launch campaign in Kourou, real time data verification at ESOC<br />

during GIOTTO - Hanley encounter.<br />

• 1981 - 1982: Co - investigator on JPA (plasma) experiment <strong>of</strong> GIOTTO<br />

spacecraft. Participation to experiment and experiment test system specifications.<br />

• 1978 - 1981: Magnetic experiment on board <strong>of</strong> the ISPM NASA spacecraft.<br />

Collaboration and meetings with the GSFC - NASA to design, realize<br />

and test the experiment. Design <strong>of</strong> multiprocessor experiment ground<br />

support equipment.<br />

• 1976 - 1977: Multiprocessor data acquisition system for an infrared photometer.<br />

• 1976 - 1977: Co - investigator in a proposal for an experiment to be flown<br />

on the Spacelab for superfluid helium characteristics under gravity free<br />

conditions.<br />

• 1973 - 1974: Magnetic experiment S331 on the GEOS ESA spacecraft.<br />

Design <strong>of</strong> the on board DPU, design specifications for the EGSE and a<br />

ground magnetometer testing system.<br />

• 1971 - 1975: Mgnetic experiment E3 on board <strong>of</strong> Helios A and Helios<br />

B spacecraft. Collaboration with the GSFC - NASA as technical engineer<br />

to test the DPU built by the Italian industry LABEN and to integrated it<br />

with the sensor part <strong>of</strong> the experiment built by GSFC at GSFC, Greenbelt<br />

Md. USA. Experiment representative at the spacecraft Helias A launch<br />

at Cape Kennedy, Fl. USA in 1974.<br />

• 1970 - 2004: Employee with a permanent position at CNR (Consiglio<br />

Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy).<br />

• 1969 - 1970: Employee with a limited duration contract (1 year) at GIFCO<br />

- SPAROM group <strong>of</strong> the Roma University.<br />

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