Fig. 12.

Perijove 12 is used as a generic orbit, from apojove to apojove, to demonstrate the segmentation of the tour. Satellite observations (labelled ‘M’) are prioritised during the $\pm 12$ hours surrounding closest approach. Jupiter atmosphere and auroral science blocks during the $\pm 50$ hour perijove windows (red shading, with specific observations in boxes labelled ‘A’) are interspersed with downlink windows (grey shaded boxes). Atmospheric monitoring (‘D’) is interspersed with dedicated magnetospheric and plasma observations (‘P’) during more distant periods of the orbit. Magnetospheric observations ride along with remote sensing observations during the perijove encounters