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1 Space Weather Activities in China
Siqing Liu National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2 Outline Establishment of National Space Weather Forecast Station
Space Weather Observations CAS-ESA Joint Mission – SMILE International Meridian Circle Project Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite SanYa Incoherent Scatter Radar (SYISR) Space Weather Services for space missions China Manned Space Mission Tiangong 2 Strategic Priority Program DArk Matter Particle Explorer satellite (DAMPE) QUantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS)

3 China Meteorological Administration
- National Space Weather Forecast Station The National Space Weather Forecast Station of China Meteorological Administration (CMA) was established on November 27, 2015. Space weather forecast is officially included in weather services in China.

4 Outline Establishment of National Space Weather Forecast Station
Space Weather Observations CAS-ESA Joint Mission – SMILE International Meridian Circle Project Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite SanYa Incoherent Scatter Radar (SYISR) Space Weather Services for space missions China Manned Space Mission Tiangong 2 Strategic Priority Program DArk Matter Particle Explorer satellite (DAMPE) QUantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS)

5 Timeline and deadlines
CAS-ESA Joint Scientific Space Mission Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) Timeline and deadlines 9th ESA -China Space Science Bilateral Meeting Initiate the Joint Mission May 2013 1st CAS-ESA Workshop (Chengdu) February 2014 2nd CAS-ESA Workshop (Copenhagen) 23-24 September 2014 Joint call for missions  Short List 4th Quarter 2014 Selection of mission  2 or 3 candidate missions Late 2015 Study phase 2 years Implementation phase 4 years Launch 2021

6 Scientific Objectives
CAS-ESA Joint Scientific Space Mission Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) Scientific Objectives Investigate the dynamic response of the Earth’s magnetosphere to the solar wind impact in a unique and global manner Combine X-ray imaging of the dayside magnetosheath and the cusps with simultaneous UV imaging of the northern aurora, while monitoring the solar wind conditions in situ Full chain of events that drive Sun-Earth relationships: dayside reconnection / magnetospheric substorm cycle / CME-driven storms

7 SXI UVI MAG LIA Orbit and Payloads
CAS-ESA Joint Scientific Space Mission Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) Orbit and Payloads SXI UVI MAG LIA Outside the magnetosphere Polar orbit, 20 Re apogee 3 years life time SXI: X – ray Imaging of the magnetosphere UVI: UV imaging of the aurora LIA: Plasma measurement MAG: Magnetic field measurement

8 International Meridian Circle Project
China-Brazil joint laboratory on Space Weather The International Space Weather Meridian Circle Project (IMCP), proposal to connect 120ºE and 60ºW meridian chains of ground based monitors and enhance the ability of monitoring space environment worldwide.

9 International Meridian Circle Project
China-Brazil joint laboratory on Space Weather

10 Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite
- Derivation from Drag Measurement Motivation: Current thermospheric density models do not adequately account for dynamic changes in atmospheric drag for orbit predictions. Needs: Thermospheric data are needed for Model calibration, first regionally then globally; New model development with significant improvement. Goal: A small satellite: High precision position measurement; low-cost; minimalist design.

11 Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite
- Derivation from Drag Measurement Mentality of designing: To be launched together with a main satellite. High precision position measurements: GNSS; The frontal area A and the mass m of the satellite keep unchanged in orbit: A/m = constant; Low-cost satellite with weak satellite attitude control. Frontal Area unchanged!

12 Progress: Future plan: Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite
- Derivation from Drag Measurement Progress: Construction of the satellite completed in 2016; Waiting for a launch opportunity at the earliest chance. Future plan: A multi-satellite network for in-situ measurements is under conception research. Different altitude Different inclination Different A/m ratio Launch time optimized

13 SanYa Incoherent Scatter Radar (SYISR)
ISR American Chain EISCAT AMISR Magnetic equator 30 60 SYISR Technical Specifications TX Frequency: 440 MHz±10MHz Peak Power: 2MW; Max RF Duty: 10%

14 SanYa Incoherent Scatter Radar (SYISR)
How Earth’s atmosphere is coupled to space is uniquely located for studies at low latitude in the East-Asia Atmosphere-Ionosphere-Magnetosphere Coupling Plasma Bubbles & Ionospheric Scintillation Ionospheric Space Weather nowcasting and forecasting Super magnetic storm Bubble Evolution

15 Outline Establishment of National Space Weather Forecast Station
Space Weather Observations CAS-ESA Joint Mission – SMILE International Meridian Circle Project Thermospheric Density Observation Satellite SanYa Incoherent Scatter Radar (SYISR) Space Weather Services for space missions China Manned Space Mission Tiangong 2 Strategic Priority Program DArk Matter Particle Explorer satellite (DAMPE) QUantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS)

16 Space Weather Services for China’s Manned Space Missions
Monitored the space weather conditions 24 hours/day. Provided daily space weather forecasts 365 days/year. Provided space weather alerts timely. Tiangong-2 Long-term forecasts of sunspot, F10.7 index , Ap index, ionospheric parameters and effect analysis for Tiangong-2. Verified the F10.7 and Ap index mid-term forecasts to assist orbit determination for Tiangong-2. Made sunspot, F10.7 and Ap index long-term forecasts of solar cycle (from 2016 to 2040) for China space station.

17 Space Weather Services for Strategic Priority Program
Main Scientific Themes Space Weather Services for Strategic Priority Program - Missions Included

18 Space Weather Services for Strategic Priority Program
- DArk Matter Particle Explorer satellite (DAMPE) Analyze the space radiation conditions on the orbit and their effects on the satellite. Provide time periods and energy spectrum flux when the satellite crosses the SAA. Help to determine control strategy when the satellite crosses the SAA.

19 Space Weather Services for Strategic Priority Program
- QUantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS) The key payload of QUESS, Single Photon Avalanche Diode, is sensitive to proton irradiation. We carried out analysis of high-energy proton environment for different altitudes of satellite orbit and evaluated the cumulative proton fluence during the mission life. We evaluated the shielding abilities under different thicknesses, and calculated the transmitting proton spectrum as well as the proton-induced displacement damage effect for different shielding materials. Proton distribution at 600km of altitude Shielded flux for radiation belt protons The range of protons in Aluminum and in Tantalum

20 Thanks for your attentions!

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