The VHF alert network of the SVOM mission

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Autori principali: Cordier, B., Jeannin, L., Lafabrie, Ph., Chavanas, G., Crepaldi, S., Dagoneau, N., Formica, A., Garcia, V., Jolivet, L., Lacour, S., Louvin, H., Sabatier, E.
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author Cordier, B.
Jeannin, L.
Lafabrie, Ph.
Chavanas, G.
Crepaldi, S.
Dagoneau, N.
Formica, A.
Garcia, V.
Jolivet, L.
Lacour, S.
Louvin, H.
Sabatier, E.
author_facet Cordier, B.
Jeannin, L.
Lafabrie, Ph.
Chavanas, G.
Crepaldi, S.
Dagoneau, N.
Formica, A.
Garcia, V.
Jolivet, L.
Lacour, S.
Louvin, H.
Sabatier, E.
contents The scientific success of the SVOM mission will rely on the rapid transmission of alert messages from the satellite to the scientific community, and in particular to the ground-based instruments supporting the mission. In this paper, we present the alert system developed for SVOM which relies on the rapid transmission of alert messages through the transfer of data packets from an onboard VHF-band radio transmitter to a network of radio receivers deployed along the satellite ground track. We will successively detail the antenna design, radio performance, network deployment, its integration within the French data center, as well as the performance achieved after one year of operation in terms of availability and latency.
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spellingShingle The VHF alert network of the SVOM mission
Cordier, B.
Jeannin, L.
Lafabrie, Ph.
Chavanas, G.
Crepaldi, S.
Dagoneau, N.
Formica, A.
Garcia, V.
Jolivet, L.
Lacour, S.
Louvin, H.
Sabatier, E.
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
The scientific success of the SVOM mission will rely on the rapid transmission of alert messages from the satellite to the scientific community, and in particular to the ground-based instruments supporting the mission. In this paper, we present the alert system developed for SVOM which relies on the rapid transmission of alert messages through the transfer of data packets from an onboard VHF-band radio transmitter to a network of radio receivers deployed along the satellite ground track. We will successively detail the antenna design, radio performance, network deployment, its integration within the French data center, as well as the performance achieved after one year of operation in terms of availability and latency.
title The VHF alert network of the SVOM mission
topic Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.24263