SAVOIR - Onboard Mass Memory Day

Session

Session 1

14 Feb 2014, 08:30

Newton 2 (ESTEC)

5. Introduction and Welcoming

Mr Jørgen Ilstad (ESA/ESTEC)

14/02/2014, 08:30

0. ADCSS 2012 conclusions and SAVOIR mass memory requirements

Mr Giorgio Magistrati (ESA/Data Systems Division)

14/02/2014, 08:45

Present the overall conclusions from the ADCSS 2012 Mass Memory Workshop and introduce SAVOIR requirements.

1. File-based operations from the ESA perspective

Ms Elsa Montagnon (ESOC)

14/02/2014, 09:15

This talk presents the conclusions of the ESA working group tasked to define an operational concept for file-based operations as well as the impact of this concept on existing standards and infrastructure. The talk will give an overview of the main expected benefits of the use of a file based operational concept, an overview of the evolution it requires on ground and space segments and propose...

2. CNES background, needs and views on file-based ops and protocols

Mr Brice Dellandrea (Thales Alenia Space), Mr Christian POULIQUEN (CNES), Mr Patrick Le Meur (CNES), Mr Paul ARBERET (CNES)

14/02/2014, 09:45

The presentation will be organized in three parts : -a) The File management and file transfer CNES overview analysis (C.Pouliquen) Abstract: a short introduction on past and present CNES conducted studies on files usage. The position of available standards related to files. The OPS concept associated to Files transfer and Management for the CNES LEO missions. A proposal for open points which...

4. Euclid Operational Considerations and Ground Segment Infrastructure

Mr Felix Flentge, Mr Franck Keck

14/02/2014, 10:30

Euclid as a "prototype" for future use of CFDP in ESA missions will have an impact on the evolution of the generic ground segment infrastructure. The generic mission control system products and the ground station infrastructure (ESTRACK) should be updated to provide support for file-based operations and CFDP file transfer. In particular, there may be a need to implement CFDP entities in the...

3. EUCLID: Data Handling Architecture and CFDP Tailoring

Mr Antonio Tramutola (Thales Alenia Space)

14/02/2014, 11:00

Euclid satellite shall provide storage capability up to 850Gbits per day of scientific data acquired from NISP and VIS instruments. As a consequence, taking into account autonomy requirements, a Mass Memory Unit with storage capacity of 4Tbits has been specified. TM data are stored in files, thus MMU implements a file system structured in two levels of directories. The MMU has also the...