NEMI Campaign 2008
Optical
Last update: 2019-07-05, 07:28:11 UTC.
Map of Finnish optical operations during NEMI launch window.
Tromsø
The Space Physics Group of University of Oulu instrumentation at the PRE building, Eiscat site. Monitors from left to right:
- Real Speed Camera (Auroral TV Camera). (pointed to field-line): recorded to VHS tapes.
- Meridian Scanning photometer with zenith photometers. NEMI: scans from 70° to 160°, FPI: scans from 35° to 100°, integration time 0.2s.
- SBIG Digital Camera with Hanimex 35mm/F2.8 lens. F4 used.
University of Tromsø operates:
- ODIN Camera: FOV 18x12°, videorate recorded to DV tapes.
Kilpisjärvi
Optical instrumentation at Kilpisjärvi site station forms from the instruments of Space Physics Group of
University of Oulu. Monitors from left to right:
- Meridian Scanning photometer with zenith photometers: scans from 70° to 160°, integration time 0.2s.
- Real Speed Camera (Auroral TV Camera): recorded to VHS tapes, FOV: atz. 315°, alt. 20-50°
- AP-7 Digital Camera
- Spectrometer:Data sample. Sample taken with 2s exposur. CCD Imager (SBIG ST-L 1301) captures slice from the sky using a slit, mirror and diffraction grating to produce spectrum presented.
Spectrometer operates with 1s exposure every five seconds.
Also All Sky Imager of Finnish Meteorological Institute locates at the same station.
Karesuvanto
- Meridian Scanning photometer with zenith photometers: scans from 90° to 150°, integration time 0.2s.
- AP-7 Digital Camera
Sodankylä
Other sources