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he main objective of the Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission is to characterize fine-scale structures in the Earth’s magnetotail and magnetopause. These dynamic structures traverse the MMS spacecraft formation at high speed and generate magnetic field signatures that cross the sensitive frequency bands of both search-coil and fluxgate magnetometers. An improved understanding of these events is only possible by combining data from both instrument types for magnetospheric event analysis. This combination is done using a model-based sensor fusion approach that merges data from both instrument types to a virtual instrument with flat gain curve, linear phase and known timing properties as well as the highest sensitivity and lowest noise floor. The generation of the underlying instrument ... toggle 9 keywords

sensor fusion search-coil fluxgate MMS measurement of magnetic fields complementary filters generation of synchronized magnetic field system identification magnetospheric multiscale

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Author
Fischer, David
Institution
Signal Processing and Speech Communication Laboratory, TU Graz; Space Research Institute Graz, Austrian Academy of Sciences
Supervisors
Publication Year
2018
Upload Date
Feb. 14, 2019

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