EPJ Web of Conferences (Jan 2021)

Monitoring of Physical Processes in Upper Atmosphere, Ionosphere and Magnetosphere in Ionosphere Space Missions

  • Petrukovich Anatoly,
  • Моgilevskii Mikhail,
  • Kozlov Igor,
  • Pulinetz Sergey,
  • Dobrolenskii Yurii,
  • Аnufreichik Konstantin,
  • Chugunin Dmitrii,
  • Nazarov Vladimir,
  • Аbbakumov Aleksandr,
  • Кuznetsov Vladimir,
  • Аndrievskii Stanislav,
  • Mikhailov Yurii,
  • Panasyuk Mikhail,
  • Svertilov Sergey,
  • Yashin Ivan,
  • Bogomolov Vitaly,
  • Iyudin Аnatoly,
  • Кalegaev Vladimir,
  • Оsedlo Vladislav,
  • Petrov Vasilii,
  • Shemukhin Аndrey,
  • Repin Аleksey,
  • Коtanaeva Nadezhda,
  • Моiseev Pavel,
  • Poljakov Sergey,
  • Shlugaev Yurii,
  • Аsmus Vasilii,
  • Uspenskii Sergey,
  • Маkridenko Leonid,
  • Gorbunov Аleksandr,
  • Коzhevnikov Vladimir

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202125402010
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 254
p. 02010

Abstract

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The Ionosphere missions are the part of Ionosond-2025 space project, which main scientific objectives are monitoring of physical processes in the Earth upper atmosphere, ionosphere and magnetosphere, as well as of solar activity. Within the framework of the Ionozond-2025 project, it is planned to launch four spacecraft Ionosphere and one satellite Zond. The Zond satellite is planned to be launched in 2025. The main task of Zond mission is patrol of solar activity. The launch of the first pair of spacecraft is planned in early 2022, the second pair - late 2022 or early 2023. In case of successful implementation of the program of experiments on the Ionosphere satellites, control of the physical parameters of electromagnetic fields and corpuscular radiation in the near-Earth space will be provided, new information will be obtained on the geophysical processes occurring in the magnetosphere, ionosphere and upper atmosphere in their connection with solar activity.