GEOTAIL & INTERBALL (TAIL). February 1996

The monthly analysis for the correlative operation scheduling.

  • The time schedule of the satellites regions passing through

  • The satellites Geocentric Distance as a function of time

  • The Geomagnetic Local Time in the satellites positions

  • Geotail and Interball (Tail) Geomagnetic Local Time in the Satellites Positions and Geocentric Distance as a function of time

  • Tail Probe visibility time intervals for Evpatoria station

  • The Geotail and the Interball (Tail) orbits in the Solar ecliptic coordinate system.

  • The Geotail and the Interball (Tail) orbits in the Solar magnetospheric coordinate system.

    The Interball (Tail) and GEOTAIL orbits relative positions during the time intervals selected

    The time intervals selected correspond to the INTERBALL TAIL passing through the Magnetosphere (in the high latitude part of the orbit) or near Magnetopause (in the low latitude part of the orbit).

    Click the time number in the table for the orbital configuration visualization. 

    
Time # DOY  MON  UTYYMMDD HHMM - UTYYMMDD HHMM      
     1  32  FEB. 19960201.0730   19960201.1800
     2  35  FEB. 19960204.0800   19960204.1100
     3  36  FEB. 19960205.0300   19960205.1200
     4  39  FEB. 19960208.0500   19960208.0800
     5  39  FEB. 19960208.2200   19960209.0600
     6  43  FEB. 19960212.0200   19960212.0400
     7  43  FEB. 19960212.1700   19960212.2400
     8  46  FEB. 19960215.2200   19960215.2400
     9  47  FEB. 19960216.1100   19960216.1900
    10  50  FEB. 19960219.1900   19960219.2100
    11  51  FEB. 19960220.0700   19960220.1300
    12  54  FEB. 19960223.1400   19960223.1600
    13  55  FEB. 19960224.0200   19960224.0900
    14  58  FEB. 19960227.1000   19960227.1200
    15  58  FEB. 19960227.2100   19960228.0300

    The reference to the regions designations.

    The reference to the model magnetospheric regions and boundaries.

    Victoria Prokhorenko

    Last updated 29 January 96