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NASA-LLIS-0560

Lessons Learned – Galileo Scan Platform Anomaly at Ida Encounter (1993)

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Organization: NASA
Publication Date: 5 June 1997
Status: active
Page Count: 3
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Abstract:

A scan platform anomaly occurred shortly before Galileo's encounter with the asteroid Ida. Because the Galileo architecture did not provide for revolving, short-term storage of downlink data, ground control lacked insight into the cause of the incident.

Missions should continuously buffer at least a small amount of high-rate telemetry as it is being downlinked at a lower rate. Storage of high-rate data for the period immediately preceding and following a fault would assist mission analysts in diagnosis of the problem.

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NASA-LLIS-0560
June 5, 1997
Lessons Learned – Galileo Scan Platform Anomaly at Ida Encounter (1993)
Abstract: A scan platform anomaly occurred shortly before Galileo's encounter with the asteroid Ida. Because the Galileo architecture did not provide for revolving, short-term storage of downlink...

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