The Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) is a French governmental research and higher education institution dedicated to studying Earth and planetary sciences. IPGP participates in space missions, designs and manufactures space-based instruments, and conducts planetary data analysis. The institute notably provided the seismometer for NASA's InSight Mars mission and is developing a seismometer for NASA's Farside Seismic Suite for the Moon. IPGP partners with organizations like CNES, ESA, and NASA.
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The seismic sensors for the South Pole Seismic Station will be developed and provided by CNES and IPGP, while JAXA will provide a Portable Active Seismic Source (PASS) to precisely explore the shallow subsurface structures near the lunar lander, collaborating with the University of Tokyo.
Open Cosmos is partnering with IPGP, which is part of Université Paris Cité and serves as the scientific lead for NanoMagSat.