New highlights of gamma-ray observations by ASIM
- 1Birkeland Centre for Space Science, Physics and Technology, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway (nikolai.ostgaard@uib.no)
- 2National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
- 3University of Valencia, Spain
ASIM has now observed several hundreds of TGFs since the launch in 2018. Highlights and new science from the first ten months of observations were presented in Østgaard et al. (2019) paper. In this presentation we will present observational highlights from the last 1.5 year, when the relative timing accuracy between the TGF observations and the optical measurements is +/- 5 us (compared to +/- 80 us before march 2019). This includes many more simultaneous TGF and Elve observations, high flux TGFs, double TGFs simultaneous with double optical pulses and many TGFs with good radio measurements. ASIM has also observed several Gamma Ray Bursts.
How to cite: Ostgaard, N., Mezentsev, A., Marisaldi, M., Kochkin, P., Neubert, T., Reglero, V., Chanrion, O., Lehtinen, N., Sarria, D., Skeie, C., Bjørge-Engeland, I., Lindanger, A., Christiansen, F., Ullaland, K., Genov, G., and Budzt-Jørgensen, C.: New highlights of gamma-ray observations by ASIM, EGU General Assembly 2021, online, 19–30 Apr 2021, EGU21-4600, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu21-4600, 2021.