ISʘIS

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ISʘIS is a scientific instrument suite aboard NASA’s Parker Solar Probe designed to measure energetic particles and study the Sun’s energetic particle environment.

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ISʘIS canonical 3
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instanceOf energetic particle detector
scientific instrument suite
spacecraft instrument
acronym ISʘIS
componentInstrument EPI-Hi
EPI-Lo
dataProduct particle composition measurements
particle flux spectra
time profiles of solar energetic particle events
dataUse constrain models of particle acceleration at solar flares and coronal mass ejections
improve understanding of solar energetic particle hazards to spacecraft and astronauts
designedBy Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
energyRange approximately tens of keV to hundreds of MeV (species-dependent)
environment inner heliosphere
EPI-HiFullName Energetic Particle Instrument-High
EPI-LoFullName Energetic Particle Instrument-Low
fullName Integrated Science Investigation of the Sun
fundingAgency NASA Heliophysics Division
hostMissionType solar probe
hostSpacecraftPerihelionDistance less than 10 solar radii from the Sun’s center
launchDate 2018-08-12
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 37B
launchVehicle Delta IV Heavy
measures energetic electrons
energetic ions
suprathermal particles
mission Parker Solar Probe mission
missionPhase cruise and perihelion encounters
operator NASA
primaryObjective measure energetic particles near the Sun
study the Sun’s energetic particle environment
principalInvestigatorInstitution Princeton University
relatedInstrumentType solar energetic particle detector
relatedMission Solar Orbiter
scienceDiscipline heliophysics
space plasma physics
space weather
scientificGoal characterize solar energetic particle events
study suprathermal and energetic ions and electrons
understand acceleration and transport of energetic particles from the Sun
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraft Parker Solar Probe
targetBody Sun
telemetry returns in-situ particle measurements to Earth

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Alouette 2 followedBy ISIS 1
subject linked to: Alouette satellites
linked to: ISʘIS