The FIELDS Instrument Suite for Solar Probe Plus
S. D. Bale(University of California, Berkeley), K. Goetz(University of Minnesota), P. Harvey(University of California, Berkeley), P. Turin(University of California, Berkeley), J. W. Bonnell(University of California, Berkeley), T. Dudok de Wit(Université d'Orléans), R. E. Ergun(University of Colorado Boulder), R. J. MacDowall(Goddard Space Flight Center), M. Pulupa(University of California, Berkeley), M. André(Swedish Institute of Space Physics), M. Bolton(University of Colorado Boulder), Jean‐Louis Bougeret(Université Paris Cité), Trevor A. Bowen(University of California, Berkeley), D. Burgess(Queen Mary University of London), C. A. Cattell(University of Minnesota), Benjamin D. G. Chandran(University of New Hampshire), C. C. Chaston(University of California, Berkeley), C. H. K. Chen(Imperial College London), Michael Choi(Goddard Space Flight Center), J. E. P. Connerney(Goddard Space Flight Center), Steven R. Cranmer(University of Colorado Boulder), Millan Diaz-Aguado(University of California, Berkeley), William Donakowski(University of California, Berkeley), J. F. Drake(University of Maryland, College Park), W. M. Farrell(Goddard Space Flight Center), P. Fergeau(Université d'Orléans), J. Fermin(University of California, Berkeley), James M. Fischer(University of California, Berkeley), N. J. Fox(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Donald A. Glaser(University of California, Berkeley), M. L. Goldstein(Goddard Space Flight Center), D. Gordon(University of California, Berkeley), E. Hanson(University of California, Berkeley), S. E. Harris(University of California, Berkeley), L. M. Hayes(University of California, Berkeley), Jürgen Hinze(University of Minnesota), J. V. Hollweg(University of New Hampshire), T. S. Horbury(Imperial College London), R. A. Howard(United States Naval Research Laboratory), V. C. Hoxie(University of Colorado Boulder), G. Jannet(Université d'Orléans), Magnus Karlsson(University of Colorado Boulder), J. C. Kasper(University of Michigan), P. J. Kellogg(University of Minnesota), Mark Kien(University of Colorado Boulder), J. A. Klimchuk(Goddard Space Flight Center), V. Krasnoselskikh(Université d'Orléans), Säm Krucker(University of California, Berkeley), J.J. Lynch(University of Minnesota), M. Maksimović(Université Paris Cité), D. Malaspina(University of Colorado Boulder), S. Marker(University of California, Berkeley), P. Martín(Université d'Orléans), Juan Carlos Martínez Oliveros(University of California, Berkeley), Jeremy McCauley(University of California, Berkeley), D. J. McComas(Southwest Research Institute), Timothy McDonald(University of California, Berkeley), N. Meyer‐Vernet(Université Paris Cité), M. Moncuquet(Université Paris Cité), S. J. Monson(University of Minnesota), F. S. Mozer(University of California, Berkeley), Scott D. Murphy(Goddard Space Flight Center), J. Odom(Goddard Space Flight Center), Ronald J. Oliverson(Goddard Space Flight Center), Joseph Olson(University of California, Berkeley), E. N. Parker(University of Chicago), D. Pankow(University of California, Berkeley), T. D. Phan(University of California, Berkeley), Eliot Quataert(University of California, Berkeley), Thomas Quinn(University of California, Berkeley), S. W. Ruplin(Praxis (United States)), C. S. Salem(University of California, Berkeley), D. N. Seitz(University of California, Berkeley), D. Sheppard(Goddard Space Flight Center), A. Siy(University of California, Berkeley), Ken Stevens(University of Colorado Boulder), D. Summers(University of Colorado Boulder), Á. Szabó(Goddard Space Flight Center), Maria Timofeeva(Université d'Orléans), A. Vaivads(Swedish Institute of Space Physics), M. Velli, Alan Yehle(University of Colorado Boulder), Dan Werthimer(University of California, Berkeley), J. R. Wygant(University of Minnesota)
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Abstract
NASA’s Solar Probe Plus (SPP) mission will make the first in situ measurements of the solar corona and the birthplace of the solar wind. The FIELDS instrument suite on SPP will make direct measurements of electric and magnetic fields, the properties of in situ plasma waves, electron density and temperature profiles, and interplanetary radio emissions, amongst other things. Here, we describe the scientific objectives targeted by the SPP/FIELDS instrument, the instrument design itself, and the instrument concept of operations and planned data products.
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