はやぶさサイエンスデータアーカイブの公開

安部 正真; 北里 宏平; 吉川 真; 斉藤 潤; 石黒 正晃; 向井 正; 阿部 新助; 岡田 達明; 山本 幸生; 小川 和律; 出村 裕英; 平田 成; 寺薗 純也; ガスケル ロバート; 小湊 隆; はやぶさ サイエンスチーム

doi:10.14909/jsps.2007f.0.107.0

Abstracts 2007 Fall meeting of the Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences

Session ID : P12

DOI https://doi.org/10.14909/jsps.2007f.0.107.0

Conference information

Host: The Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences: Local Organizing Committee for 2007 Fall Meeting

Poster Session

Public release of Hayabusa science data

*Masanao Abe, Kohei Kitazato, Makoto Yoshikawa, Jun Saito, Masateru Ishiguro, Tadashi Mukai, Shinsuke Abe, Tatsuaki Okada, Yukio Yamamoto, Kazutoshi Ogawa, Hirohide Demura, Naru Hirata, Jun-ya Terazono, Robert Gaskell, Takashi Kominato, science team Hayabusa

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*Masanao Abe
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Kohei Kitazato
University of Tokyo
Makoto Yoshikawa
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Jun Saito
PASCO
Masateru Ishiguro
Seoul National University
Tadashi Mukai
Kobe University
Shinsuke Abe
Kobe University
Tatsuaki Okada
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Yukio Yamamoto
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Kazutoshi Ogawa
Tokyo Insitute of Technology
Hirohide Demura
University of Aizu
Naru Hirata
University of Aizu
Jun-ya Terazono
University of Aizu
Robert Gaskell
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Takashi Kominato
NEC Aerospace Systems
science team Hayabusa
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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Abstract

The Hayabusa spacecraft, which was launched in May 2003, arrived at Asteroid Ito-kawa in September 2005, and it made observations of Itokawa and tried touch down in about three months.Hayabusa has four scientific instruments, that is Multi-Spectral Telescopic Imager (AMICA), Laser Altimeter (LIDAR), Near-Infrared Spectrometer (NIRS), and X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (XRS). The data obtained by these instruments were firstly analyzed by Hayabusa Science Team and some of the results have been pub-lished as scientific papers. At the same time, the science team was preparing to open them to the public and this work has almost been done. Therefore the science team release the data archives to public from April 24, 2007. All the scientific data that Hayabusa obtained are open to the public.The Hayabusa data archives can be accessed from the following web site:(URL) http://hayabusa.sci.isas.jaxa.jp/

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