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Figure 1: The overall structure of the INTEGRAL ground segment consisting of the Operational Ground Segment (MOC, ground stations and communication lines) and the Science Ground Segment (ISOC and ISDC). |
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In the text
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Figure 2: Data flow in the INTEGRAL Ground Segment. The ISOC and ISDC have direct contact with the scientific community. The MOC is in contact with the INTEGRAL satellite via the ground stations in Goldstone and Redu. |
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In the text