Development of a Multi-Spectrum Imager for the S-520 Sounding Rocket
Yasuhiro Shoji, Takashi Yoshikawa, Yuji Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Kazuya Yoshida
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Yasuhiro Shoji, Takashi Yoshikawa, Yuji Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Kazuya Yoshida
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An S-520 sounding rocket was launched in the summer of 2007 in order to observe magneto electric phenomena in high sky and to verify a new spectroscopic observation method. A Multi-Spectrum Imager (MSI) was developed for the latter aim. The observation device is equipped a spectroscopic camera with a liquid crystal tunable filter and a pointing system to control the pointing direction to take spectroscopic images of a target against the spin of the rocket body. With the successful flight of the sounding rocket, the MSI succeeded in taking and sending approximately 30 pictures and the house keeping data.
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An S-520 sounding rocket was launched in the summer of 2007 in order to observe magneto electric phenomena in high sky and to verify a new spectroscopic observation method. A Multi-Spectrum Imager (MSI) was developed for the latter aim. The observation device is equipped a spectroscopic camera with a liquid crystal tunable filter and a pointing system to control the pointing direction to take spectroscopic images of a target against the spin of the rocket body. With the successful flight of the sounding rocket, the MSI succeeded in taking and sending approximately 30 pictures and the house keeping data.
Key concepts: Sounding rocket, Rocket (weapon), Depth sounding, Remote sensing, Filter (signal processing), Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit, Sky, Aerospace engineering