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Solar Constant (SOLCON) Experiment: Ground Support Equipment (GSE) software development

Abstract

The Solar Constant (SOLCON) Experiment, the objective of which is to determine the solar constant value and its variability, is scheduled for launch as part of the Space Shuttle/Atmospheric Laboratory for Application and Science (ATLAS) spacelab mission. The Ground Support Equipment (GSE) software was developed to monitor and analyze the SOLCON telemetry data during flight and to test the instrument on the ground. The design and development of the GSE software are discussed. The SOLCON instrument was tested during Davos International Solar Intercomparison, 1989 and the SOLCON data collected during the tests are analyzed to study the behavior of the instrument.

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Gibson, M. Alan, Thomas, Susan, Wilson, Robert. 1991-06-01. Solar Constant (SOLCON) Experiment: Ground Support Equipment (GSE) software development. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920001049

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