SPICE EUV spectrometer for the Solar Orbiter mission

Autor: John J. Hanley, C. McQuirk, J. Johnson, A. Gabriel, Werner Curdt, Roman Klein, Douglas Griffin, A. Richards, William T. Thompson, William F. Grainger, T. Appourchaux, Alexander Gottwald, Joseph M. Davila, Stein Vidar Hagfors Haugan, Y. Allemand, P. Greenway, D. Drummond, Sunil Sidher, P. Phelan, V. Büchel, Andrzej Fludra, S. Beardsley, Mats Carlsson, A. Philippon, J. Cornaby, N. Autissier, Udo Schühle, G. Paciotti, Werner Schmutz, Hardi Peter, T. Grundy, K. Rogers, C. Sawyer, F. Auchere, B. Shaughnessy, A. Butler, C. Howe, G. Munro, Jean-Claude Vial, O. Poyntz-Wright, A. Marshall, Ian Tosh, M. Gyo, S. Meining, Paul Eccleston, M. Haberreiter, L. Blecha, Craig DeForest, Sami K. Solanki, S. Woodward, Daniel Pfiffner, Luca Teriaca, G. Burton, Davina Innes, K. Relecom, H. Cottard, B. Walls, Martin E. Caldwell, Eric Buchlin, N. Waltham, Donald M. Hassler, Patrick R. Jordan, K. Middleton

Publikováno v: Solar Physics and Space Weather Instrumentation V.

SPICE is a high resolution imaging spectrometer operating at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths, 70.4 – 79.0 nm and 97.3 - 104.9 nm. It is a facility instrument on the Solar Orbiter mission. SPICE will address the key science goals of Solar Orbiter by

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