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The Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment (SORCE): Mission Description and Early Results [Hardcover]

G.J. Rottman (Editor), Tom Woods (Editor), Vanessa George (Editor)

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0387302425 978-0387302423 March 21, 2006 1

This book describes the state-of-the art instruments for measuring the solar irradiance from soft x-ray to the near infrared and the total solar irradiance. Furthermore, the SORCE mission and early results on solar variability are presented along with papers that provide an overview of solar influences on Earth. This collection of papers provides the only detailed description of the SORCE mission and its instruments.


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This book describes the state-of-the art instruments for measuring the solar irradiance from soft x-ray to the near infrared and the total solar irradiance. Furthermore, the SORCE mission and early results on solar variability are presented along with papers that provide an overview of solar influences on Earth.

About the Author

The SORCE Principal Investigator, Dr. Gary Rottman from LASP at the University of Colorado, has been at the forefront of solar irradiance variability research for decades. Very early in Dr. Rottman’s career he recognized the need for reliable and continuous long-term measurements of the Sun’s output. Through many sounding rocket experiments and satellite instruments, Dr. Rottman has led research efforts in obtaining, analyzing, interpreting, and disseminating solar irradiance measurements.

Tom Woods – Dr. Tom Woods is the SORCE Project Scientist and is also the Associate Director at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at the University of Colorado. Tom joined LASP in 1987 to work on the UARS SOLSTICE program under the direction of Gary Rottman.

Greg Kopp – Dr. Greg Kopp is a Research Scientist at the University of Colorado's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics. He has a background in solar physics and aerospace instrumentation. He obtained a BS in Physics from the California Institute of Technology and a PhD in Physics from Stanford University. Greg is the instrument scientist for the TIM (Total Irradiance Monitor) instrument on board SORCE, and he is developing the next TIM for the NASA Glory Mission.


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prism rotation angle, total irradiance monitor, irradiance time series, managed dataset, shutter waveform, solar rotation variations, spectral irradiance changes, stellar mode, instrument responsivity, shutter frequency, scientific data products, science data system, electrical heater power, irradiance reconstructions, science data products, spectral irradiance monitor, prism transmission, flare variations, solar irradiance measurements, flight slits, responsivity calibrations, flare index, stellar irradiances, irradiance record, degradation correction
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Solar Phvs, University of Colorado, Maunder Minimum, Mission Operations Center, Orbital Sciences Corporation, Dark Clear Dark, Dark Dark Dark, Goddard Space Flight Center, Synchrotron Ultraviolet Radiation Facility, New York, Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, Earth Observing System, Solar Stellar Irradiance Comparison Experiment, Distributed Active Archive Center, American Geophysical Union, Calendar Date, Cambridge University Press, Intergovernmental Panel, Monte Carlo, Program Manager, Space Res, Geophysical Monograph Series, Index Figure, Solar Irrodionce, Solar Plus
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