Friday, January 26, 2018

GOES-13

 2006-018A


GOES N (GOES 13 once operational) is the first of four follow-on weather satellites (GOES N,O,P,Q) built by Hughes to replace the Loral GOES I series. The bus is based on the Boeing 601. The GOES program is managed by NOAA, with NASA-GSFC doing acquisition and early orbit ops. For the first time, Hughes will deliver the satellites on orbit. GOES N launch originally for Oct 2001, eventually 2005. Launch by Delta IVM+(4,2) with three second stage burns.

GOES N is box + panel + boom; size is 2.6 x 4.6 x 2.9m stowed, 8.4 x 9.1 x 2.9m deployed wiht 8.5m mag boom and 8.2m solar panel. Mass 3209 kg launch 1800 kg BOL, 1543 kg dry.


GOES N 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

2006 May 24  2211:00  Launch by Delta 4  CC SLC37B 
  T+1:34 GEM 1-2 burnout 
  T+1:40 GEM 1-2 sep 
  T+4:27 MECO 144 km 5.390 km/s  
  T+4:43 Stage 1 CBC sep 
  T+4:47 SES-1 160 km 5.388 km/s  -4400? x 230?  
  T+4:57 Fairing sep 168 km 5.409 km/s  
 2223  T+12:37 SECO-1  187 x 554 x 28.4 
 2223  T+23:05 SES-2 243s 
 2238:08  T+27:08 SECO-2  202 x 34243 x 26.6  
2006 May 25  0221  T+4:10:01 SES-3 
 0221  T+4:10:56 SECO-3  6623 x 35177 x 12.0  
 0232  T+4:21:26 Stage 2 sep 
2006 May 24    747.92 6656 x 35171 x 12.0 
2006 May 27    898.80 13788 x 35157 x 6.2 
2006 May 30    1235.64 28368 x 35162 x 1.1 
2006 Jun 1   1364.30 33570 x 35168 x 0.3 GEO 113.9E 
2006 Jun 2 1630?  LAM  
2006 Jun 4    1435.95 35768 x 35798 x 0.5 GEO 89.9W 
2006 Jun 4  Renamed GOES 13 
2006 Jun 7    1435.86 35769 x 35794 x 0.5 GEO 89.7W 
2006 Dec   SXI last image 
2009 Jun   In storage at 105W 
2010 Jan 11    1436.09 35773 x 35799 x0.4 GEO 105.4W 
2010 Feb 26   Move out of GEO 
2010 Mar 2   Change drift rate 1435.18 35741 x 35757 x 0.4 GEO 101.0W+0.4E/d 
2010 Apr 14   Operational as GOES East  GEO 80.7W+0.4E/d 
2010 Apr 27   Move in at 75W as GOES E 
2010 May 12    1436.00 35756 x 35813 x 0.2 GEO 75.0W 
2012 Sep   Imager/Sounder partial failure 
2012 Sep 23   Imager/sounder on standby, replaced by G14 
2012 Oct 18   Back in operations 
2013 May 22   Out of operation, meteor hit? 
2013 Aug 21    1436.20 35774 x 35803 x 0.0 GEO 74.9W 
2013 Jun 10   Resumed operation 
2015 Nov 20   Sounder failed 
2016 Nov 26    1436.06 35781 x 35790 x 0.2 GEO 74.5W 
2017 Dec 14    1436.07 35779 x 35793 x 0.2 GEO 74.5W 
  Replaced by GOES 16 as GOES-East 
2018 Jan 10    1436.17 35777 x 35799 x 0.3 GEO 74.7W 
2018 Jan 11   Move out  1433.24 35683 x 35778 x 0.3 GEO 74.0W+0.7E/d 

Payload:

  • Imager, channels: 0.52-0.71, 3.73-4.07, 5.80-7.30, 10.20-11.20, 13.0-13.7 microns.

  • Sounder: Visible 0.7mu, SW 3.7-4.6 mu, MW 6.5-11.0 mu, LW 12.0-14.7 mu.

  • SAR transponder

  • SXI Solar X Imager

  • Space Environment Monitor

    • Magnetometers, 2 (one on end of 8.5m boom, one at 0.8m inward.)

    • XRS solar X-ray sensor , 0.05-0.3nm and 0.1-0.8nm.

    • EUV EUV sensor, 5 bands in 100-1260A.

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