End-to-end data processing architecture of the ESA exo-planet hunting mission PLATO

Claas Ziemke, Denis Grießbach, Johannes Eising,Anders Erikson, Philippe Plasson, Anna Maria Di Giorgio, Dominik Loidolt, James Windsor, David John Milligan, Gabriel Jörg Schwarzkopf, Ulrike Witteck, Karsten Westerdorff, Juan Cabrera Perez, Davoud-Reza Samadi,Andrea Russi, Moritz Adams, Sami-Matias Niemi, Steve Foley, Andrina Mascher, Bernd Ulmer, Gisbert Peter,Philipp Eigmüller, Mauro Focardi,Harald Ottacher, Tom Theisen, Laurence O’Rourke,Heike Rauer

2023 European Data Handling & Data Processing Conference (EDHPC)(2023)

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The scientific goals of the PLATO mission are to search for planetary transits across a large number of stars. We describe its end-to-end data processing architecture, including the infrastructure to configure the instrument consisting of 26 cameras and 14 data-processing units, the on-board data acquisition, processing and storage, and the ground processing pipeline. In the case of PLATO, only the combination of onboard and on-ground data processing makes it possible to achieve the ambitious goals.
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PLATO,exo-planet,on-board processing,onground processing,architecture
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