J
Joanne E. Hill
Researcher at Goddard Space Flight Center
Publications - 107
Citations - 11710
Joanne E. Hill is an academic researcher from Goddard Space Flight Center. The author has contributed to research in topics: Gamma-ray burst & X-ray telescope. The author has an hindex of 27, co-authored 106 publications receiving 10989 citations. Previous affiliations of Joanne E. Hill include Universities Space Research Association & Pennsylvania State University.
Papers
More filters
Proceedings ArticleDOI
GEMS x-ray polarimeter performance simulations
W. H. Baumgartner,W. H. Baumgartner,Tod E. Strohmayer,Timothy R. Kallman,J. Kevin Black,Joanne E. Hill,Jean H. Swank,Keith Jahoda +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors used the simulation package Penelope to model the physics of the interaction of the initial photoelectron with the detector gas and to determine the distribution of charge deposited in the detector volume.
Proceedings ArticleDOI
Performance verification of the Gravity and Extreme Magnetism Small explorer (GEMS) x-ray polarimeter
Teruaki Enoto,J. Kevin Black,Takao Kitaguchi,Asami Hayato,Joanne E. Hill,Keith Jahoda,Toru Tamagawa,K. Kaneko,Yoko Takeuchi,Akifumi Yoshikawa,Hannah Marlowe,S. Griffiths,Philip Kaaret,David Kenward,Syed Khalid +14 more
TL;DR: In this article, a photoelectric gas polarimeter was used to measure X-ray polarization in the 2-10 keV range utilizing a time projection chamber (TPC) and advanced micro-pattern gas electron multiplier (GEM) techniques.
Proceedings ArticleDOI
Large-area reflection grating spectrometer for the Constellation-X mission
Steven M. Kahn,Frits Paerels,John R. Peterson,Andrew P. Rasmussen,Mark L. Schattenburg,George R. Ricker,Marshall W. Bautz,John P. Doty,Gregory Y. Prigozhin,John A. Nousek,David N. Burrows,Joanne E. Hill,Webster Cash +12 more
TL;DR: In this article, a reflective grating spectrometer was used to provide high resolution spectra for multiple spectra in the spectral feature rich, soft x-ray band, as a part of the spectroscopic readout array.
Posted Content
The X-ray Polarization Probe mission concept
Keith Jahoda,Henric Krawczynski,Fabian Kislat,Herman L. Marshall,Takashi Okajima,Ivan Agudo,Lorella Angelini,Matteo Bachetti,Luca Baldini,Matthew G. Baring,Wayne H. Baumgartner,Ronaldo Bellazzini,Stefano Bianchi,Niccolò Bucciantini,Ilaria Caiazzo,Fiamma Capitanio,Paolo De Coppi,Enrico Costa,Alessandra De Rosa,Ettore Del Monte,Jason Dexter,Laura Di Gesu,Niccolò Di Lalla,Victor Doroshenko,Michal Dovciak,Riccardo Ferrazzoli,Felix Fuerst,Alan Garner,Pranab Ghosh,Denis González-Caniulef,Victoria Grinberg,Shuichi Gunji,Dieter H Hartman,Kiyoshi Hayashida,Jeremy S. Heyl,Joanne E. Hill,Adam Ingram,Wataru Iwakiri,Svetlana G. Jorstad,P. Kaaret,Timothy R. Kallman,Vladimir Karas,I. Khabibullin,Takao Kitaguchi,Jeff Kolodziejczak,Chryssa Kouveliotou,Yannis Liodakis,Thomas J. Maccarone,Alberto Manfreda,Frédéric Marin,Andrea Marinucci,Craig B. Markwardt,Alan P. Marscher,Giorgio Matt,Mark L. McConnell,Jon M. Miller,Ikuyuki Mitsubishi,Tsunefumi Mizuno,Alexander A. Mushtukov,Stephen Ng,Michael A. Nowak,Steve O'Dell,Alessandro Papitto,Dheeraj R. Pasham,Mark Pearce,Lawrence Peirson,M. Perri,Melissa Pesce Rollins,Vahé Petrosian,Pierre-Olivier Petrucci,Maura Pilia,Andrea Possenti,Juri Poutanen,Chanda Prescod-Weinstein,S. Puccetti,Tuomo Salmi,Kevin Shi,Paolo Soffita,Gloria Spandre,Jack Steiner,Tod E. Strohmayer,Valery F. Suleimanov,Jiri Svoboda,Jean H. Swank,Toru Tamagawa,Hiromitsu Takahashi,Roberto Taverna,John A. Tomsick,Alessio Trois,Sergey S. Tsygankov,Roberto Turolla,Jacco Vink,Joern Wilms,Kinwah Wu,Fei Xie,George Younes,Alessandra Zaino,Anna Zajczyk,Silvia Zane,Andrzej A. Zdziarski,Haocheng Zhang,Wenda Zhang,Ping Zhou +102 more
TL;DR: The X-ray Polarization Probe (XPP) as discussed by the authors is a second generation Xray polarimeter following up on the Imaging Xray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE), which offers true broadband polarimetery over the wide 0.2-60 keV bandpass in addition to imaging polarimetry from 2-8 keV.
Proceedings ArticleDOI
Monte-Carlo estimation of the inflight performance of the GEMS satellite x-ray polarimeter
Takao Kitaguchi,Toru Tamagawa,Asami Hayato,Teruaki Enoto,Akifumi Yoshikawa,K. Kaneko,Yoko Takeuchi,Kevin Black,Joanne E. Hill,Keith Jahoda,John Krizmanic,Steven J. Sturner,S. Griffiths,Philip Kaaret,Hannah Marlowe +14 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a Monte-Carlo estimation of the in-orbit performance of a cosmic X-ray polarimeter designed to be installed on the focal plane of a small satellite is presented.