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Revision as of 11:55, 10 September 2012
Contents
Pre-Programmed Pointing Lists[edit]
The Pre-Programmed Pointing Lists (PPL) are made by Planck Science Office from the Baseline Scanning Strategy with the help of the Software Planning and Performance Tool. They are sent to MOC/FD for use in making the Augmented Pre-Programmed Pointing Lists (APPL) used for commanding the spacecraft attitude.
The PPL file name is the following: YYYYMMDD_yyyymmdd_NNNN_X.PPL
with YYYYMMDD = start date of the valid span of the PPL file
yyyymmdd = end date of the valid span of the PPL file
NNNN = unique sequence number, in the range 0000 ≤ NNNN ≤ 9999, incrementing sequentially throughout the mission and uniquely identifying each new PPL file that is generated (i.e. no repeated numbers and no gaps in the sequence of PPLs) o 0000-8999 reserved for PSO o 9000-9999 reserved for attitude manoeuvres generated by MOC
X = type of PPL, as follows: o R = Routine (standard 4-week PPL) o C = Contingency (3-day replanning) o L = Long-Term PPL (LTPPL) o S = Special
PPLs contain the following information in ASCII columns:
- pointing reference number
- Ecliptic longitude
- Ecliptic latitude
- nominal start time for pointing
- earliest allowed start time
- latest allowed start time
- nominal dwell time
- observation type
- comments
PPLs can be found in the Planck Legacy Archive.
Augmented Pre-Programmed Pointing Lists[edit]
Attitude History Files[edit]
The pointing history of Planck is described in the Attitude History Files (AHF) sequence. All the AHF can be found in the Planck Legacy Archive.
The AHF contain the following information ordered in columns:
Rotation velocity of the spacecraft[edit]
Focal plane geometry[edit]
Orbit file[edit]
Planck operational state history[edit]
Testing
Pre-programmed Pointing List
[ESA's] Mission Operation Center [Darmstadt, Germany]
Augmented Preprogrammed Pointing List
Planck Science Office
Attitude History File
