within ISS
within JAXA
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SMILES, which is developed in a joint project between JAXA and NICT (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology), is the first to use a superconductive low-noise receiver with a mechanical 4-K refrigerator in space.
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SMILES L2 data can be accessed at the Data Archive and Transmission System (DARTS) in the Center for Science-satellite Operation and Data Archive (C-SODA).
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The papers and presentation materials are listed here.
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PR materials and images, information about past international conferences and research announcements are archived here.
Project Topics
- Renewal of SMILES website
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SMILES website has been renewed. [May 2, 2013] - L2 data public release
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The "Public release version" of SMILES L2 product is now ready to be opened public. Please read the notices at Observation Information page and make an application for data access. [Mar. 5, 2012] - Delay for public release of SMILES L2 products
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We JAXA/ISAS SMILES team have been working on the "public release version" of SMILES L2 product in order to make it open to the public by the end of 2011. However, due to the coordination procedure within the data providing organizations, the time of public release will be February or March of this year 2012. Thank you for your patience and understanding. [Jan. 18, 2012]
