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Polar Environment Data Science Center

National Institute of Polar Research

Joint Supprt-Center for Data Science Research

Research Organization of Information and Systems

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Space and Upper Atmospheric Sciences => Observations by the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition

Overview  
Title Akebono satellite data receiving at Syowa Station
Sub-Title
Data Summary Akebono is a Japanese scientific satellite, launched in February, 1989 to study auroral phenomena. One of the main purpose of the multi-purpose antenna system which was constructed at Syowa Station in January, 1989 by JARE-30 was to receive the data from Akebono satellite. The first signal from Akebono was received by the big (11 m diameter) parabolic antenna system, and a lot of important data had been received by this system, because Syowa was the only receiving station in the southern hemisphere. Receiving, recording, and processing instruments were set in the satellite data receiving building. Received data were recorded on computer tape and editted for the database at Institute of Space and Astronautical Science afterward. Akebono satellite data receiving at Syowa Station ended in 2003 due to maintenace reason.
About Observation  
Spatial Coverage
Data Location Syowa Station
Observaion Period /
Temporal Coverage		 1981 - 2003
Data Period 1989 - present
Observation Photo
Data Details  
Data Name Akebono satellite data received at Syowa Station
Data Format digital data
Data Recording /
Acquisition Sampling		 real-time telemetry data
Observation Instruments Akebono satellite
Sample Data
Publication  
Publication method http://darts.isas.jaxa.jp/stp/akebono/data.html

Metadata/AMD : Akebono satellite data receiving at Syowa Station

Data Archives : Akebono satellite data receiving at Syowa Station
Data Policy
Data Center
(Contact Person)		 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Center for Planning and Information Systems
E-mail kadokura (at) nipr.ac.jp
Related Organization Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Akebono team
Scientific Results /
Publication		 Hayakawa, H., T. Okada, M. Ejiri, A. Kadokura, Y.-I. Kohno, K. Maezawa, S. Machida, A. Matsuoka, T. Mukai, M. Nakamura, A. Nishida, T. Obara, Y. Tanaka, F.S. Mozer, G. Haerendel and K. Tsuruda, Electric Field Measurement on the Alebono(EXOS-D) Satelite, JGG, 42, 371-384, 1990.
Oguti, T., E. Kaneda, M. Ejiri, S. Sasaki, A. Kadokura, T. Yamamoto, K. Hayashi, R. Fujii, and K. Makita, Studies of Aurora dynamics by Aurora-TV on the Akebono (EXOS-D) satellite, J. Geomagn. Geoelectr., 42, 555-64, 1990.
Ejiri, M., A. Kadokura and T. Oguti, Preliminary Results of Auroral Dynamics Observed by the ATV-VIS Imager aboard EXOS-D(AKEBONO), JGG, 46, 851-860,1994.
Kadokura, A., Akira S. Yukimatu, Masaki Ejiri, Takasi Oguti, Michael Pinnock, and Marc R. Hairston, Detailed analysis of a substorm event on June 6-7, 1989: 1.Growth phase evolution of nightside auroral activities and ionospheric convection toward expansion phase onset, J. Geophys. Res., 107, SMP 36-1- 36-23, 2002.
Kadokura, A., Akira S. Yukimatu, Masaki Ejiri, Takasi Oguti, Michael Pinnock, and Peter Sutcliffe, Detailed analysis of a substorm event on June 6-7, 1989: 2.Stepwise auroral bulge evolution during expansion phase, J. Geophys. Res., 107, SMP 37-1- 37-21, 2002.
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Publisher National Institute of Polar Research
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