Empowering researchers with comprehensive data access for the ESA’s JUICE Mission - SSW

EMPOWERING RESEARCHERS WITH COMPREHENSIVE DATA ACCESS FOR THE ESA’S JUICE MISSION - EMMA VELLARD

Now that JUICE is on its cruise, the first datasets of the nominal mission are expected in 2032. A need for an integrated and user-friendly data environment to support the research community and their analysis efforts was identified a few years ago. In response to this demand, we have been working on the development of an extensive data environment tailored for the JUICE mission. This environment is designed to streamline and enhance the research process by offering researchers a centralized platform containing a wealth of information. Our platform will encompass a diverse array of data, including details about the spacecraft itself, such as trajectory, instrumentation and 3D models. In addition, it will provide technical data and specifications necessary for researchers to effectively interpret the mission’s observations. It will also house valuable information on the scientific aspects of the JUICE mission, such as workshop presentations, latest published papers or relevant databases. By providing comprehensive, easily accessible information, we aim to empower researchers within the scientific community to conduct in-depth analysis and gain valuable insights into the JUICE mission’s data.