The recent release of CSSWE data to the CDAWeb database was featured in the SPA Section Newsletter (Volume XXI Issue 28). See below!
Also, CSSWE is still returning science data: 371 days of science returned and 597 days on orbit.
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2. CSSWE CubeSat Data Are Archived at NASA’s CDAWeb and Available to the
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From: Xinlin.Li < at lasp.colorado.edu>
The Colorado Student Space Weather Experiment (CSSWE)
(https://lasp.colorado.edu/csswe/) is a three unit (10 cm x 10 cm x 30
cm) CubeSat mission funded by the National Science Foundation. The mission
was mentored by professionals, but accomplished almost entirely by graduate
students. The recent student leaders are Lauren Blum (Project Manager),
David Gerhardt (System Engineer), and Quintin Schiller (Instrument
Scientist).
CSSWE was launched into a highly inclined (650) low Earth orbit, 480 km x
780 km, on 13 Sept 2012, as a secondary payload under NASA’s Educational
Launch of Nanosatellites (ELaNa) program. As the single science payload
onboard, the Relativistic Electron and Proton Telescope integrated little
experiment (REPTile) has provided directional differential flux measurements
of protons ranging between 9 and 40 MeV and electrons ranging between 0.58
and >3.8 MeV. REPTile data from 5 Oct 2012 to 1 Jan 2014 are now archived in
the NASA/CDAWeb database, http://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/istp_public/, and
available to the public. More recent data will be processed and calibrated
(by Quintin Schiller) and uploaded to the website.
CSSWE was launched soon after the launch of the NASA/Van Allen Probes. The
low altitude data from REPTile provide conjunctive analysis with the high
altitude equatorial data from the Van Allen Probes as well as to balloon
measurements, such as the BARREL campaigns.