25–29 Mar 2019
Campus Puerta de Toledo of the Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

Session

ExoMars

28 Mar 2019, 09:00
Campus Puerta de Toledo of the Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain

Campus Puerta de Toledo of the Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain

Puerta de Toledo Campus Ronda de Toledo, 1 28005 Madrid, Spain GPS coordinates: 40º24´30,24” N 3º42´39,59” O Metro: Puerta de Toledo Station (Line 5) Suburban train: Embajadores Station (Line C5) or Pirámides Station (Lines C1, C7 y C10)

Conveners

ExoMars

  • Ali Gülhan

ExoMars

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  1. Prof. Ali Gülhan
    28/03/2019, 09:00
    Workshop Test Cases

    The instrumentation package COMARS+ was part of the back cover instrumentation of the ExoMars Schiaparelli lander and consisted of three COMARS sensors and one broadband radiometer. The aerothermal sensors called COMARS combine four discrete sensors measuring static pressure, total heat flux, temperature and radiative heat flux. The Schiaparelli capsule was launched on top of a Proton launcher...

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  2. Dr Aaron Brandis (AMA Inc at NASA Ames)
    28/03/2019, 09:30
    Numerical Simulations

    ESA recently flew an entry, descent, and landing demonstrator module called Schiaparelli that entered the atmosphere of Mars on the 19th of October, 2016. The instrumentation suite included heatshield and backshell pressure transducers and thermocouples (known as AMELIA) and backshell radiation and direct heatflux-sensing sensors (known as COMARS and ICOTOM). Due to the failed landing of...

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  3. Lars Steffens
    28/03/2019, 10:00
    Workshop Test Cases

    The aerothermal characterization of the instrumentation package COMARS+ of the Schiaparelli lander of the Exomars 2016 mission has been carried out in Martian flow environment of the arc heated facility L2K. The combined sensors COMARS and the broadband radiometer for radiative heat flux measurements were able to successfully measure the radiative heat flux on the back cover close to the...

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  4. Pascal Boubert (University of Rouen-Normandie - CORIA)
    28/03/2019, 11:00
    Collisional Radiative Modelling

    In spite of the crash of Schiaparelli, the Exomars Descent Module in October 2016, following a nevertheless successful aerothermodynamic entry, data from the infrared radiometers ICOTOM embedded of the COMARS modules was sent to the orbiter before and after the blackout phase. Three pairs of radiometers were located in line on the back shield of the probe in order to monitor the infrared...

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