Jovian Energetic Particle Detector Instrument (JEDI)

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The Jovian Energetic Particle Detector Instrument (JEDI) is a scientific payload on NASA’s Juno spacecraft designed to measure high-energy charged particles in Jupiter’s magnetosphere to study the planet’s radiation environment and space weather processes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf particle detector
scientific payload
spacecraft instrument
abbreviation JEDI
dataType energetic particle flux
particle angular distributions
particle energy spectra
destination Jupiter orbit
environment Jupiter magnetosphere
Jupiter radiation belts
field heliophysics
planetary magnetospheres
space plasma physics
hostMission Juno
measures energetic electrons
energetic ions
high-energy charged particles
missionType planetary science
observes Jupiter auroral regions
Jupiter magnetodisk
Jupiter magnetotail
onSpacecraft Juno
operatedBy NASA
partOf Juno spacecraft payload
purpose assess radiation risks for future Jovian missions
improve models of Jupiter’s radiation environment
relatedTo Jupiter Energetic Particle Detector Instrument on Galileo
scientificObjective characterize energetic particle populations in Jupiter’s magnetosphere
constrain radiation hazards in the Jovian system
investigate acceleration and transport of energetic particles at Jupiter
support understanding of Jupiter’s space weather environment
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraftType Jupiter orbiter
studies Jupiter magnetosphere
Jupiter radiation environment
space weather processes at Jupiter
supports Juno mission science goals
target Jupiter
usedFor in-situ particle measurements
magnetospheric physics research
space weather characterization at Jupiter

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Juno spacecraft instrument Jovian Energetic Particle Detector Instrument (JEDI)
subject surface form: Juno