Thermal
Emission Imaging System
2001 Mars Odyssey
STANDARD DATA PRODUCT
ARCHIVE VOLUME
SOFTWARE INTERFACE
SPECIFICATION
( THEMIS Archive Volume SIS )
Version
23.10
Januaryuly
1, 2018507
Mars
Space Flight Facility, Arizona State University
Change |
Date |
Affected
Sections |
Initial
Draft |
5/31/2002 |
All |
First
revision |
10/01/2002 |
Most |
Archive
design revision; added BTR & ABR as standard products; defined virtual
volume |
01/01/03 |
Most |
Browse
image format change |
07/01/03 |
Acronyms,
Sections 2.2, 3.2.4, Appendices A & B |
VIS
calibration files changed to
subdirectories containing multiple files |
04/01/04 |
Section
2.3, Appendix A |
Update
to INDEX directory contents |
07/01/04 |
Section
2.7, Appendices A & B |
Update
to DOCUMENT directory contents |
10/01/04 |
Section
2.6, Appendices A & B |
Addition
of Appendix C. GEOMETRY Update
of references 6 & 10 |
01/01/06 |
Acronyms,
Sections 1.2, Appendices B & C Section
1.3 |
Updates
related to IR-GEO products Addition
of ODY_ORIENT_POINT text |
07/01/09 |
Acronyms,
Sections 1.2, 5.0, Appendices B & C Sections
2.6, Appendices A & B |
Version
3.0 Reflects split of archive into two volume sets: ODTSDP
& ODTGEO |
01/01/15 |
All
sections and Appendices |
Update
to publication schedule |
01/01/18 |
Section
4.3 |
DOCUMENT
CHANGE LOG...................................................................................................... II
TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................................................................. III
1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Purpose and Scope................................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Content Overview.................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Applicable Documents and Constraints................................................................................. 1
1.4 Relationships with Other Interfaces....................................................................................... 2
2. Archive Volume Contents............................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Root Directory Contents........................................................................................................ 3
2.2 Browse Directory Contents................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Calib Directory Contents....................................................................................................... 4
2.4 Catalog Directory Contents................................................................................................... 5
2.5 Data Directory Contents and Naming.................................................................................... 6
2.6 Document Directory Contents............................................................................................. 87
2.7 Index Directory Contents.................................................................................................... 98
2.8 Software Directory Contents............................................................................................... 11
3. Archive Volume Format............................................................................................................. 12
3.1 Disk Format........................................................................................................................ 12
3.2 File Formats........................................................................................................................ 12
3.2.1 PDS Label
Format......................................................................................................... 12
3.2.2 Document File
Format................................................................................................... 13
3.2.3 Catalog File
Format....................................................................................................... 14
3.2.4 PNG and JPG
File Formats........................................................................................... 14
3.2.5 IMAGE File
Format...................................................................................................... 14
3.2.6 Tabular File
Format....................................................................................................... 14
3.2.7 QUBE File
Format........................................................................................................ 14
3.2.8 CUBE File
Format......................................................................................................... 15
4. Archive Volume Generation....................................................................................................... 15
4.1 Interface Media Characteristics............................................................................................ 15
4.2 Labeling and Identification.................................................................................................. 15
4.3 Data Product Sizes and Delivery Rates................................................................................ 16
4.4 Data Transfer and Validation Methods............................................................................ 1817
5. Support Staff and Cognizant Persons........................................................................................ 18
5.1 THEMIS Archive Volume Staff.......................................................................................... 18
5.2 PDS Personnel Responsible for Archive Support............................................................... 18
Appendix A: ODTSDP Archive Volume Directory
Structure........................................................ 20
Appendix B: ODTGEO Archive Volume Directory
Structure........................................................ 24
Appendix C: THEMIS Virtual Archive Volume............................................................................. 28
Appendix D: ODTGEO Version-1 Archive Volume...................................................................... 35
DOCUMENT CHANGE LOG...................................................................................................... II
TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................................................................. III
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS........................................................................................ V
1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Purpose and Scope................................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Content Overview.................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Applicable Documents and Constraints................................................................................. 1
1.4 Relationships with Other Interfaces....................................................................................... 2
2. Archive Volume Contents............................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Root Directory Contents........................................................................................................ 2
2.2 Browse Directory Contents................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Calib Directory Contents....................................................................................................... 3
2.4 Catalog Directory Contents................................................................................................... 4
2.5 Data Directory Contents and Naming.................................................................................... 5
2.6 Document Directory Contents............................................................................................... 6
2.7 Index Directory Contents...................................................................................................... 6
2.8 Software Directory Contents................................................................................................. 7
3. Archive Volume Format............................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Disk Format.......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 File Formats.......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2.1 PDS Label
Format........................................................................................................... 8
3.2.2 Document File
Format..................................................................................................... 9
3.2.3 Catalog File
Format....................................................................................................... 10
3.2.4 PNG and JPG
File Formats........................................................................................... 10
3.2.5 IMAGE File
Format...................................................................................................... 10
3.2.6 Tabular File
Format....................................................................................................... 10
3.2.7 QUBE File
Format........................................................................................................ 10
Archive
Volume Generation.......................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Interface Media Characteristics............................................................................................ 11
4.2 Labeling and Identification.................................................................................................. 11
4.3 Data Product Sizes and Delivery Rates................................................................................ 12
4.4 Data Transfer and Validation Methods................................................................................ 13
5. Support Staff and Cognizant Persons........................................................................................ 13
5.1 THEMIS Archive Volume Staff.......................................................................................... 13
5.2 PDS Personnel Responsible for Archive Support............................................................... 14
Appendix A: Archive Volume Directory Structure......................................................................... 15
A.1 IREDR Volumes: ODTIEv_xxxx....................................................................................... 15
A.2 VISEDR Volumes: ODTVEv_xxxx................................................................................... 16
A.3 IRRDR Volumes: ODTIRv_xxxx...................................................................................... 18
A.4 VISRDR Volumes: ODTVRv_xxxx................................................................................... 19
A.5 IRBTR Volumes: ODTIBv_xxxx....................................................................................... 21
A.6 VISABR Volumes: ODTVBv_xxxx................................................................................... 22
Appendix B: THEMIS Virtual Archive Volume............................................................................. 25
B.1 Virtual Archive Volume Contents........................................................................................ 25
B.2 Virtual Volume Directory Structure.................................................................................... 26
Appendix C: THEMIS Geometrically Registered
Products........................................................... 30
C.1 Geometry Product Overview............................................................................................... 30
C.2 Geometry Directory Contents............................................................................................. 30
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
ABR |
Apparent Brightness Record |
ALB |
Projected Visible ALBedo
record |
ASCII |
American Standard Code for Information Interchange |
ASU |
Arizona State University |
BTR |
Brightness Temperature Record |
DCS |
DeCorrelation Stretch record |
DVD |
Digital Versatile Disk |
EDR |
Experiment Data Record |
GEO |
Geometrically registered record |
IR |
Infrared |
ISIS |
Integrated Software for Imaging Spectrometers |
ISO |
International Standards Organization |
JPEG |
Joint Photographic Experts Group |
JPL |
Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
Mbyte |
Megabyte |
NASA |
National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
NSSDC |
National Space Science Data Center |
ODY |
2001 Mars Odyssey |
ODTGEO |
Mars ODyssey
Themis (GEOgraphically)
Projected Data
Products |
ODTSDP |
Mars ODyssey Themis Standard Data Products |
PBT |
Projected Brightness Temperature record |
PDS |
Planetary Data System |
PNG |
Portable Network Graphics |
RGB |
Red, Green, Blue; Visible false color
composite image |
SDVT |
Science Data Validation Team |
SIS |
Software Interface Specification |
RDR |
Reduced Data Record |
TLM |
Telemetry |
THM |
THermal EMission Imaging System |
VIS |
Visible |
GLOSSARY
Archive – An archive consists of one or more data sets along with all the
documentation and ancillary information needed to understand and use the data.
An archive is a logical construct independent of the medium on which it is
stored.
Archive Volume – A volume is a unit of media on which data products are stored;
for example, one CD-ROM or DVD-ROM. An archive
volume is a volume containing all or part of an archive; that is, data
products plus documentation and ancillary files.
Archive Volume Set – When an archive spans multiple volumes, they are called an archive volume set. Usually the
documentation and some ancillary files are repeated on each volume of the set,
so that a single volume can be used alone.
Virtual Archive Volume – When an archive is available online, it is
not constrained by the size limitations of physical media and it is called a virtual archive volume. The virtual archive mimics the directory
structure of a single archive volume, with an expanded data directory to
contain all of the data available on the archive volume set.
Catalog Information – Descriptive information about a data set (e.g. mission
description, spacecraft description, instrument description), expressed in
Object Description Language (ODL) which is suitable for loading into a PDS
catalog.
Data Product – A labeled grouping of data resulting from a scientific
observation, usually stored in one file. A product label identifies, describes,
and defines the structure of the data. An example of a data product is a
planetary image, a spectrum table, or a time series table.
Data Set – An accumulation of data products. A data set together with supporting
documentation and ancillary files is an archive.
Standard Data Product – A data product generated in a predefined
way using well-understood procedures, processed in "pipeline"
fashion. Data products that are generated
in a nonstandard way are sometimes called special
data products.
This Software Interface Specification is intended to be used by those who wish to understand the format and content of the THEMIS Archive. Typically, these individuals would be software engineers, data analysts, or planetary scientists.
The
specifications in this document apply to all THEMIS standard
product archive volumes that are generated by the Mars Odyssey Project.
This
Software Interface Specification (SIS) describes the content, generation, and
format of the THEMIS data aArchive. THEMIS is a combination visible (VIS) and
infrared (IR) multi-spectral imager onboard the 2001 Mars Odyssey Orbiter. The data products include a variety of raw,
calibrated and derived products presented in
both raw raster and geographically projected coordinates. The complete
data archive is delivered as
two related archive volume
sets: Mars Odyssey THEMIS
Standard Products and Mars Odyssey THEMIS
Projected Products. The THEMIS Team at the ASU Mars Space Flight
Facility is responsible for generating these products and assembling the
archive.
All
products presented in raw raster (as collected) order
are archived in the Mars Odyssey THEMIS
Standard Products (ODTSDP)
volume set. The standard
data products in the archive are the raw (EDR) and,
the calibrated (RDR) spectral image QUBEs, and either a visible apparent
brightness image (ABR) or an infrared brightness temperature image (BTR)
derived from the RDR QUBE. All products
are available at both visible andor
thermal infrared wavelengths: VISEDR or IREDR, VISRDR or IRRDR, and VISABR or
IRBTR. In this text, the acronyms
THM-EDR and THM-RDR may be used to collectively reference the raw and
calibrated data products at both wavelengths.
All
products presented in
geographically projected coordinates are
archived in the Mars
Odyssey THEMIS Projected Products
(ODTGEO) volume set. The special data
products in this archive are the
projected and calibrated
(GEO) spectral image CUBEs,
available at both visible and thermal infrared wavelengths,
and collectively referenced in the text as THM-GEO. The available derived
infrared products include projected brightness temperature images (PBT) and
decorrelation stretch browse images (DCS).
The available derived visible
products include projected
albedo images (ALB) and false color composite browse images (RGB). All products
in the ODTGEO archive were generated from the corresponding RDR QUBE in the
ODTSDP archive.Geometrically
projected spectral images and derived products are available as special,
non-standard data products generated from the RDR QUBE. The
THEMIS Team at the ASU Mars Space Flight Facility is responsible for generating
these products and assembling the archive.
This Archive Volume SIS is intended to be consistent with the following documents:
1. Mars Exploration Program Data Management Plan, R. E. Arvidson and S. Slavney, Rev. 2, Nov. 2, 2000.
2. 2001
Mars Odyssey Orbiter Archive Generation, Validation
and Transfer Plan, R. E. Arvidson, R. S. Saunders, and S. Slavney, JPL D-20679,
November 213, 201400.
3. Planetary Data System Data Preparation Workbook, February 1995, Version 3.1, JPL D-7669, Part 1.
4. Planetary
Data System Standards Reference, October 30, 2002, Version 3.5,
JPL D-7669, Part 2.
5. ISO 9660-1988, Information Processing - Volume and File Structure of CD-ROM for Information Exchange, April 15, 1988.
The user is referred to the following THEMIS documents for additional information:
6. The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) for the Mars 2001 Odyssey Mission, P.R. Christensen, et. Al., Space Science Review, 2001, Vol 110, pp85-130, 2004.
7. Calibration Report for the Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) for the 2001 Mars Odyssey Mission, P.R. Christensen.
8. THEMIS
Standard Data Products Software Interface Specification, January April 201403, JPL D-xxxx.
9. Mars
Odyssey THEMIS: Data Processing User’s Guide, P.R. Christensen,. April
2009.
10. Mars
Odyssey THEMIS: Geometric Processing User’s Guide, K. Murray, July 2014..
This Archive Volume SIS could be affected by changes to the
design of the THEMIS standard data products or the THEMIS
processing software, described respectively in
the THEMIS Software Interface Specification [8],
and in the THEMIS Processing User’s Guide [9], and in the THEMIS
Geometric Processing User’s Guide [10].
This
section describes the contents of the THEMIS archive volumes, including the
file names, file contents, file types, and organization responsible for
providing the files. The two archive
volume sets are organized with a similar directory structure, as described
below; details for each archive
volume are shown in Appendices A & B. Each archive volume
contains the data products from a single publication release period (typically,
three months of data collection) and is named using the appropriate
RELEASE_ID.
Data
from the six THEMIS standard datasets (IREDR, VISEDR, IRRDR, VISRDR, IRBTR, and
VISABR) are stored in separate archive volumes;
however, each volume has a similar directory structure, as described
below and shown in Appendix A.
THEMIS
archive volumes will be available on physical media only for permanent archive purposes,purposes
and available online for public consumption (details in section 4). The online archive, also referred to as
the “virtual volume”, is a logical volume
based on the format of the physical archive, with minor differences due to the
size limitations of the latter. The
format of the online virtual
archive is described in Appendix CB.
Pattern
placeholder abbreviations are
used repeatedly throughout the next few sections;
for example, release subdirectories
follow the pattern odtPPP_vxxxx,
data subdirectories follow the pattern AoooXXPPP,
and data product filenames
follow the pattern AooooonnnPPP.EXT. Use this
key to interpret their meanings:
A is a 1 letter description of the
type of image collected;
[ V = visible
image; I = infrared image; ]
oooXX is the first three digits of a mission orbit
number for one-hundred orbit directory;
[ 010XX
includes all orbits between 01000 and 01099
]
ooooo is a 5-digit mission orbit number when the
image was collected;
[ 01234
= mapping orbit number example ]
nnn is
a 3-digit image sequence number indicating the order that images were collected
each orbit; [ 001 = first image collected in the ooooo orbit ]
PPP is
a 3-letter suffix uniquely identifying the product type;
[
example EDR
]
vxxxx version number and
release number identifies
this volume in the volume set;
OR v_xxxx [ 2_0001
= version 2, release_id=0001 ]
Files
in the Root directory include an overview of the archive, a description of the
volume for the PDS Catalog, and a list of errata or comments about the
archive. All files in this directory are
provided by the THEMIS team. The
following files are contained in the Root directories of both the
ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumesy.
Root File
Name |
File Contents |
AAREADME.TXT |
Volume content
and format information |
AAREADME.HTM |
Hypertext
version of AAREADME.TXT |
AAREADME.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes both AAREADME.TXT and AAREADME.HTM |
ERRATA.TXT |
A
cumulative listing of comments and updates concerning all archive volumes published
to date |
VOLDESC.CAT |
A
description of the contents of this volume in a PDS format readable by both
humans and computers; the filename
maybe modified with an abbreviation
of the volume id (example:
voldesc_vxxxx.cat) |
The Browse subdirectoriesy
is available with the calibrated
and derived datasets (IRRDR, VISRDR, IRBTR, and VISABR). It contains
reduced-size, easily viewed versions of data products to be used to help
identify products of interest available on theis
archive volume. The overview
files
in this directory are
provided by the THEMIS team. The
following files are contained in the Browse directory
of both the ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumes.
Browse File
Name |
File Contents |
BROWSINFO.TXT |
A
description of the contents of this directory; the contents of
this file varies on each of the archive volumes
|
The Browse directory is
organized into release volume
subdirectories named for the
browse product types included and
the volume name. These, in turn,
contain image subdirectories
which follow the same organizational conventions of
the Data image subdirectories (see
pattern key above and Section
2.5). All
products in the subdirectories are provided by the THEMIS team. The following subdirectories are contained in
the Browse directory of the indicated
archive volume set.
Volume Set |
Release Subdirectory |
Image Subdirectories
and Contents |
ODTSDP |
ODTBWSv_xxxx |
Includes one browse image for each IR
and VIS image on
this volume; image
subdirectories follow pattern
IoooXX or VoooXX |
ODTGEO |
ODTBWSv_xxxx
|
Includes
one browse image for each IR-GEO and VIS-GEO image on this volume; image
subdirectories follow pattern IoooXXBWS2 or VoooXXBWS2 |
ODTGEO |
ODTDCSv_xxxx |
Includes
up to four DCS images for each qualified
IR-RDR; image
subdirectories follow pattern IoooXXDCS |
ODTGEO |
ODTRGBv_xxxx |
Includes
one RGB image for each qualified VIS-RDR; image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXRGB |
Individual browse and thumbnail images are
contained in the data subdirectories and
haveBrowse image filenames
are based on the PRODUCT_ID of the data product that they
represent. The names follow
the pattern of Aooooonnn.png, where
A is
a 1 letter description of the type of image collected; [ V = visible image; I = infrared image; ]
ooooo is a 5-digit mission orbit number when the image was
collected; [ 01000 = mapping orbit
number example ]
nnn is
a 3-digit image sequence number indicating the order that images were collected
each orbit; [ 001 = first image collected in the ooooo orbit ]
.png in
a 3-letter extension describing this product as a PNG file.
Each browse image has the same dimensions (samples by lines)
as a single band of the source data product.
Infrared browse images are usually derived
from the data collected in band 9 (centered at 12.57 mm) of the source IRRDR
product;. vVisible
browse images are usually derived from the data in band
3 (centered at 0.654 mm)
of the source VISRDR product, then
geographically projected.
If the named band is not available in the source product the first
available band, in numerical order, is used to create the browse image. Note that there are no browse images for
infrared reset (R-RDR) or infrared shutter (S-EDR) images.
Thumbnail images are browse images reduced to 10% of the
original file size. Thumbnail image
names follow the pattern of Aooooonnn_small.jpg, with “A”, “o”, and
“n”as defined as above.
Individual browse and thumbnail images are
contained in subdirectories following the same organizational conventions of
the Data subdirectories which they represent (see Section 2.5). The file in this directory is provided by the
THEMIS team. The following files are
contained in the Browse directory.
The Calib directory
is available on both the ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumes; the
files on each are identical. The Calib directory contains
calibration documentation and files used to process the data products. Several subdirectories have been created
within the Calib directory to store related calibration files. All files in this directory and its
subdirectories are provided by the THEMIS team.
The following files and subdirectories
and files are contained in the Calib directory; instrument specific files or subdirectories
(i.e. those marked with *) will only be available on the appropriate dataset
volumes.
|
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Calib File Name |
File Contents |
|
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CALIBINFO.TXT |
A description of the contents of
this directory |
|
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CALIB.LBL |
A PDS detached label that
describes CALIB.PDF files |
|
|
CALIB.PDF |
The THEMIS Calibration Report as a
PDF file |
|
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CALIB_APXB.PDF |
The THEMIS Calibration Report,
Appendix B as a PDF file |
|
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CALIB_FIGS.PDF |
Figures for the THEMIS Calibration
Report as a PDF file |
|
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IRF_FILE |
Used in IR calibration; see THEMIS
Processing User’s Guide [9] |
|
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PROCESS.HTM |
The THEMIS Data Processing User
Guide in HTML format |
|
|
PROCESS.PDF |
The THEMIS Data Processing User
Guide as a PDF file |
|
|
PROCESS.LBL |
A PDS detached label that
describes both PROCESS.TXT and PROCESS.PDF |
|
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TEMP2RAD_FILE |
Used in IR calibration; see THEMIS
Processing User’s Guide [9] |
|
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Calib Subdirectory Name |
Subdirectory Contents |
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BIAS_FILES |
Files used in VIS
calibration; see THEMIS Processing User’s Guide [9] for list of current files |
||
DESMEAR_FILES |
Files used in VIS
calibration; see THEMIS Processing User’s Guide [9] for list of current files |
||
SENSITIVITY_FILES
|
Files used in VIS
calibration; see THEMIS Processing User’s Guide [9] for list of current files |
||
STRAYLIGHT_FILES |
Files used in VIS
calibration; see THEMIS Processing User’s Guide [9] for list of current files |
||
The files in the Catalog
directory provide a top-level understanding of the mission, spacecraft, and
instruments are identical on both archive volumes (indicated
with a *). The Catalog files related to
specific, and data sets are only available
on the archive volume that contains the relevant dataset. The files in this directory are coordinated
with the PDS data engineer, who is responsible for loading them into the PDS
catalog. The THEMIS team has provided
all of the files in this directory except the INSTHOST.CAT, MARTGT.CAT, and
MISSION.CAT. The following files
are contained in the Catalog directory of the indicated archive volume setOne
or more of the following files may be found in the Catalog directory; files
that are dataset specific (i.e. filename starts with ODT) will only be
available on the appropriate dataset volumes.
Volume Set |
Catalog File
Name |
File Contents |
* |
CATINFO.TXT
|
A
description of the contents of this directory; the
contents of this file varies on each of the archive volumes |
* |
INSTHOST.CAT |
Instrument
host (Mars Odyssey spacecraft) information for the PDS catalog |
* |
INST.CAT |
Instrument
information for the PDS catalog |
* |
MARTGT.CAT |
Physical
information for the planetary target Mars |
* |
MISSION.CAT |
Mission
information for the PDS catalog |
* |
PERSON.CAT |
THEMIS
and PDS personnel information for the PDS catalog |
* |
PERSON.CAT |
THEMIS
and PDS personnel information for the PDS catalog |
* |
REF.CAT |
References
mentioned in other *.CAT files |
ODTSDP |
ODTIBDS.CAT |
IRBTR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTIBREL.CAT |
IRBTR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTIEDS.CAT |
IREDR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTIEREL.CAT |
IREDR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTIRDS.CAT |
IRRDR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTIRREL.CAT |
IRRDR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVBDS.CAT |
VISABR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVBREL.CAT |
VISABR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVEDS.CAT |
VISEDR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVEREL.CAT |
VISEDR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVRDS.CAT |
VISRDR
data set information for the PDS catalog |
ODTSDP |
ODTVRREL.CAT |
VISRDR
release information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
|
|
ODTGEO |
ODTIGDS |
IRGEO data set information
for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTIPREL.CAT |
IRPBT release
information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTIPDS.CAT |
IRPBT data set
information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTVAREL.CAT |
VISALB release
information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTVADS.CAT |
VISALB data set
information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTVGREL.CAT |
VISGEO release
information for the PDS catalog |
ODTGEO |
ODTVGDS.CAT |
VISGEO data set
information for the PDS catalog |
The Data image
subdirectories contain the data products as appropriate for
the archive
volume. The overview files in this
directory are provided by the THEMIS team.
The following files are contained in the Data directory of both the
ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumes.
Data File
Name |
File Contents |
DATAINFO.TXT
|
A
description of the contents of this directory; the contents of
this file varies on each of the archive volumes |
The Data directory is organized into release volume
subdirectories named for the dataset included and the
volume name. These, in turn, contain
image subdirectories that follow the pattern AoooXXPPP
(see pattern key above) and include 100 orbits of image data. The size of the image subdirectories will
vary between each archive volume due to inconsistent data volume collected
during any given block of orbits. All files and standard data products in the
Data directory of the ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumes are provided by the
THEMIS team.
The following subdirectories are contained in the
Data directory of the ODTSDP archive volume. A detailed description of the data products
is available in the THEMIS Software Interface Specification [8]. The
Data directory contains data subdirectories and related overview files; the THEMIS standard data products (see THEMIS
Standard Data Product SIS [8]) are stored in the data subdirectories. The number of subdirectories on an archive
volume will maximize the storage space of the archive media, but will vary between
individual volumes due to the inconsistent data volume over any given block of
orbits.
The data subdirectories contain the image data
products in groups of 10 orbits. The subdirectories are named for the
data contents following the pattern of “AoooXXPPP” where
A is
a 1 letter description of the type of image collected; [ V = visible image; I = infrared image; R = infrared reset image; S = infrared shutter image ]
ooo is
the first 3 numbers of the mission orbit number when the data was collected,
zero padded
XX is
a placeholder representing the remaining digit of the mission orbit number
PPP is
a 3 letter description of the processing level of the data products; [ ABR = VIS apparent brightness image; BTR =
IR brightness temperature image; EDR = raw data; RDR = radiometrically calibrated data ]
A detailed
description of the data products is available in the THEMIS Software Interface
Specification [8].
All
files and standard data products in this directory are provided by the THEMIS
team. The following files are contained in the Data directory or the indicated
subdirectory.
|
|
|
|
ODTIEv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern [IRS]oooXXEDR
and include the IR-EDR
images. Each
image subdirectory also includes one copy of the TLM.FMT file;
The TLM format file contains the names of all fields stored in the TLM table
header object in infrared raw data QUBEs.
|
|
|
ODTVBv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXABR and include the VIS-ABR
images |
ODTVEv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXEDR and include the VIS-EDR
images |
ODTVRv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXRDR and include the VIS-RDR
images |
The
following subdirectories are contained in the Data directory of the ODTGEO
archive volume. A detailed description
of the data products is available in the THEMIS Geometric
Processing User’s Guide [10].
Release
Subdirectory |
Image Subdirectories
and Contents |
ODTIGv_xxxx
|
Image
subdirectories follow pattern IoooXXGEO
and include the IR-GEO
images |
ODTIPv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern IoooXXPBT
and include the IR-PBT
images |
ODTVAv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXALB
and include the VIS-ALB
images |
ODTVGv_xxxx |
Image
subdirectories follow pattern VoooXXGEO
and include the VIS-GEO
images |
The
Document directory contains documentation to help the user understand and use
the archivemanipulate the
data. Some documents
are provided on both
archive volumes (indicated with a
*); documents that are related to a specific data set are only available on the
archive volume
that contains the relevant dataset. All files in this directory
and all subdirectories are provided by the THEMIS team. The following files
are contained in the Document directory of the indicated archive volume set.
The
following files are contained in the Document directory.
Volume Set |
Document File Name |
File Contents |
* |
DOCINFO.TXT |
A description of the contents of this directory;
the contents of this file varies on each of the
archive volumes |
* |
ARCHSIS.HTM |
The
Archive Volume SIS (this document) in HTML format |
* |
ARCHSIS.PDF |
The
Archive Volume SIS (this document) as a PDF file |
* |
ARCHSIS.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes both ARCHSIS.TXT and ARCHSIS.PDF |
* |
ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT |
A text
file describing the orientation and pointing of the Odyssey spacecraft |
ODTSDP |
SDPSIS_HTM |
A
subdirectory containing the HTML files of the THEMIS Standard Data Product
SIS; see next table |
ODTSDP |
SDPSIS.PDF |
The
THEMIS Standard Data Product SIS as a PDF file |
ODTSDP |
SDPSIS.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes both SDPSIS.TXT and SDPSIS.PDF |
ODTGEO |
GEOMETRY_HTM |
A
subdirectory containing the HTML files of the THEMIS GEOMETRY
Processing document;
see next table |
ODTGEO |
GEOMETRY.PDF |
The
THEMIS GEOMETRY
Processing
document
as a PDF file |
ODTGEO |
GEOMETRY.LBL |
A PDS detached label that describes both GEOMETRY.TXT
and GEOMETRY.PDF |
The following files are contained in the *SDPSIS_HTM
subdirectory indicated.
Document Subdirectory |
File Name |
File Contents |
SDPSIS_HTM |
SDPSIS.HTM |
The
THEMIS Standard Data Product SIS in HTML format |
SDPSIS_HTM |
SDPSIS_IMG00x.GIF |
GIF
formatted images sourced by the SDPSIS.HTM. |
GEOMETRY_HTM |
GEOMETRY.HTM |
The
THEMIS GEOMETRY Processing document in
HTML format |
GEOMETRY_HTM |
GEOMETRY_IMG00x.GIF |
GIF
formatted images sourced by the GEOMETRY.HTM. |
Files in the Index directory are provided to help the user locate products on this archive volume and on previously released volumes in the archive. The general information indexes are available on both archive volumes (indicated with a *) as their contents are useful to all data sets. All files in this directory are provided by the THEMIS team. The following files are contained in the Index directory of the indicated archive volume set.
Volume Set |
Index File Name |
File Contents |
||||
* |
INDXINFO.TXT |
A description of the contents of this directory;
the contents of this file varies on each of the archive volumes |
||||
* |
THMIDX_IR.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes THMIDX_IR.TAB |
||||
* |
THMIDX_IR.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing general observation information
and geometric parameters for all available IR observations |
||||
* |
THMIDX_IRxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes THMIDX_IRxxxx.TAB |
||||
* |
THMIDX_IRxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing general observation information and geometric parameters for
all IR observations on this release volume |
||||
* |
THMIDX_VIS.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes THMIDX_VIS.TAB |
||||
* |
THMIDX_VIS.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing general observation information and geometric parameters
for all available VIS observations |
||||
* |
THMIDX_VISxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes THMIDX_VISxxxx.TAB |
||||
* |
THMIDX_VISxxxx.TAB |
Index table
listing general observation information and geometric parameters for all VIS
observations on this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTI |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all IR-BTR data products released
to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTIB.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTIB.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTIE.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all IR-EDR data products released
to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTIE.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTIEX.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTIR.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all IR-RDR data products released
to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTIR.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTIR.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVB.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-ABR data products
released to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVB.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTVB.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVE.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-EDR data products
released to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVE.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTVE.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVR.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-RDR data products
released to date |
||||
ODTSDP |
CMIDX_ODTVR.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTVR.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-BTR data products on
this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIExxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-EDR data products on
this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIExxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTIExxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIRxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-RDR data products on
this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTIRxxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTIRxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVBxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all VIS-ABR data products on
this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVBxxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTVBxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVExxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all VIS-EDR data products on
this release volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVExxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTVExxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVRxxxx.TAB |
Index table
listing release information for all VIS-RDR data products on this release
volume |
||||
ODTSDP |
INDEX_ODTVRxxxx.LBL |
A PDS
detached label that describes INDEX_ODTVRxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_IRDCS.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all IR-DCS browse products
released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_IRDCS.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_IRDCS.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTIG.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all IR-GEO
data products released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTIG.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTIG.TAB
|
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTIP.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all
IR-PBT data products released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTIP.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTIP.TAB
|
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTVA.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-ALB
data products released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTVA.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTVA.TAB
|
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTVG.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-GEO
data products released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODTVG.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_ODTVG.TAB
|
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_VISRGB.TAB |
Cumulative
index table listing release information for all VIS-RGB
browse products
released to date |
||||
ODTGEO |
CMIDX_ODVISRGB.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes the CMIDX_VISRGB.TAB
|
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_IRDCSxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-DCS browse products on this
release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_IRDCSxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_IRDCSxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTIGxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-GEO
data products on this release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTIGxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_ODTIGxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTIPxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all IR-PBT
data products on this release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTIPxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_ODTIPxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTVAxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all VIS-ALB
data products on this release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTVAxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_ODTVAxxxx.TAB |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTVGxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all VIS-GEO
data products on this release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_ODTVGxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_ODTVGxxxx.TAB |
||||
|
|
|||||
|
|
|||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_VISRGBxxxx.TAB |
Index
table listing release information for all VIS-RGB
browse products on this release volume |
||||
ODTGEO |
INDEX_VISRGBxxxx.LBL |
A
PDS detached label that describes INDEX_VISRGBxxxx.TAB |
||||
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The Software directory contains software documentation and
source code that may be useful when manipulating the THEMIS data products;
the files on both the ODTSDP and ODTGEO archive volumes are identical. All files in this directory and software
subdirectories are provided by the THEMIS team.
These files are subject to change throughout the mission and only the
most recent version will be available on the archive. The following files are contained in the Software
directory or the indicated subdirectory.
Software File Name |
File Contents |
SOFTINFO.TXT |
A description of the contents of this directory |
SRCINFO.TXT |
A description of the contents of SRC subdirectory;
available in the SRC subdirectory |
MD5_QUBE.PL |
Pearl
source code to calculate the MD5 value of a THM-EDR or THM-RDR; available in
the SRC subdirectory |
NASAVIEW.TXT |
Hints for
opening THEMIS data products using the NASA View software |
This section describes the format of THEMIS Archive Volumes. Data that comprise the archive will be formatted in accordance with Planetary Data System specifications (PDS Data Preparation Workbook, [4] and PDS Standards Reference, [5]).
Archive Volumes have a digital versatile disk (DVD) format that is compatible with the computer operating systems MS‑DOS, Macintosh, and SunOS. The volume format is in accordance with ISO 9660 level 2 Interchange Standard [6].
This section describes file formats for the kinds of files contained on Archive Volumes.
All
text and data files in the archive have PDS
labels associated with them, either embedded at the beginning of the file or
detached in a separate file; the label location is described
in each of the following individual “file format” sections. For examples of PDS labels for each type of
data product, see the THEMIS Standard Data Product SIS [8].
A PDS label, whether embedded or detached from its associated file, provides descriptive information about the associated file. The PDS label is an object-oriented structure consisting of sets of 'keyword=value' declarations. The object to which the label refers (e.g. IMAGE, TABLE, etc.) is denoted by a statement of the form:
^object = location
in which the carat character (^, also called a pointer in this context) indicates where to find the object. In an embedded label, the location is an integer representing the starting record number of the object (the first record in the file is record 1). In a detached label, the location denotes the name of the file containing the object, along with the starting record or byte number, if there is more than one object in the file. For example:
^HEADER = ("F01.IMG",1)
^IMAGE = ("F01.IMG",1025 <BYTES>)
indicates that the IMAGE object begins at byte 1025 of the file F01.IMG, in the same directory as the detached label file. Below is a list of the possible formats for the ^object definition.
^object = n
^object = n<BYTES>
^object = "filename.ext"
^object = ("filename.ext",n)
^object = ("[dirlist]filename.ext",n)
^object = ("filename.ext",n<BYTES>)
^object = ("[dirlist]filename.ext",n<BYTES>)
where
n is the starting record or byte number of the object, counting from the beginning of the file (record 1, byte 1),
<BYTES> indicates that the number given is in units of bytes,
filename is the up to 8 character, alphanumeric upper‑case file name,
ext is the 3 character upper‑case file extension,
dirlist is a period‑delimited path‑list of parent directories, in upper case, that specifies the object file directory (used only when the object is not in the same directory as the label file). The list begins at the directory level below the root directory of the DVD. '[dirlist]' may be omitted when the object being described is located either in the same directory as the detached label, or in a subdirectory named LABEL that is located in a higher level of the directory tree, typically the DVD root itself.
Lines of text in detached labels end with a carriage return character (ASCII 13) and a line feed character (ASCII 10). This allows the files to be readable under various operating systems.
Document files with the .TXT suffix exist in the Root, Browse, Catalog, Data, Document, and Index directories. They are ASCII files which have embedded PDS labels. Lines in a .TXT file end with a carriage return character (ASCII 13) and a line feed character (ASCII 10). This allows the files to be readable under various operating systems.
Documents in the Document directory may
contain formatting and figures that cannot be rendered as ASCII text. Therefore, each document is given in two
formats, hypertext and PDF, and is accompanied by a detached PDS label. The hypertext file contains ASCII text plus
hypertext markup language (HTML) commands that enable it to be viewed in a Web
browser such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. The hypertext file may be accompanied by
ancillary files such as images and style sheets that are incorporated into the
document by the Web browser. The second
format, PDF (Portable Document Format) is a proprietary format of Adobe Systems
Incorporated that is frequently used for distributing documents. Adobe offers free software, Acrobat Reader,
for viewing PDF files.
Catalog files (suffix
.CAT) exist in the Root and Catalog directories. They are ASCII text files with an embedded
PDS label. The text contents are
formatted in an object-oriented structure consisting of sets of 'keyword=value'
declarations. Lines in a .CAT file end
with a carriage return character (ASCII 13) and a line feed character (ASCII
10). This allows the files to be
readable under various operating systems.
THEMIS browse images are stored as PNG and JPEG files (.jpg suffix) in the Browse subdirectories. PNG and JPG images are 24-bit per pixel, color images in binary format. The THEMIS team uses the standardized image compression algorithms to create the browse files. For more information see http://www.libpng.org/pub/png and http://www.jpg.org.
THEMIS brightness records are single band images stored as IMAGE files (.IMG suffix) in the Data subdirectories. All THEMIS IMAGEs adhere to the PDS standards for IMAGE objects as defined in the PDS Standards Reference [4]. Each IMAGE is composed of a header and a binary array of data derived from radiometric calibration of one observation. Each IMAGE header includes the embedded, ASCII PDS label, with information stored as ASCII text in a “keyword = value” format compliant with PDS standards.
For more information about the format and content of these data products, see the THEMIS Data Product SIS [8].
Tabular files (.TAB suffix) exist in the Index directory. Tabular files are ASCII files formatted for direct reading into many database management systems on various computers. All fields are separated by commas, and character fields are enclosed in double quotation marks ("). (Character fields are padded with spaces to keep quotation marks in the same columns of successive records.) Character fields are left justified, and numeric fields are right justified. The "start byte" and "bytes" values listed in the labels do not include the commas between fields or the quotation marks surrounding character fields. The records are of fixed length, and the last two bytes of each record contain the ASCII carriage return and line feed characters. This allows a table to be treated as a fixed length record file on computers that support this file type and as a text file with embedded line delimiters on those that don't.
All tabular files are
described by PDS labels, either embedded at the beginning of the file or
detached. If detached, the PDS label
file has the same name as the data file it describes, with the extension .LBL;
for example, the file INDEX.TAB is accompanied by the detached label file
INDEX.LBL in the same directory.
THEMIS raw and calibrated data are multispectral images stored as QUBE files (.QUB suffix) in the Data subdirectories. All THEMIS QUBEs adhere to the PDS standards for SPECTRAL_QUBE objects as defined in the PDS Standards Reference [4]. Each QUBE is composed of a header and a binary array of data collected during one observation.
Each
QUBE header includes the embedded, ASCII PDS label and a HISTORY data object; raw infrared (IR-EDR)
data products also contain a telemetry (TLM) data table. The HISTORY object is a cumulative record of
all the computer manipulations of the data file. The information is stored as ASCII text in a
“keyword = value” format similar to, but not intended to be compliant with, PDS
standards. The TLM table follows the PDS
standards for a binary table of fixed-length records, and is accompanied by a
detached PDS label (TLM.FMT) that defines the table structure.
For more information about the format and content of these standard data products, see the THEMIS Data Product SIS [8].
THEMIS
projected products are multispectral
images stored as ISIS CUBE
files (.CUB suffix) in the
Data subdirectories. The THEMIS CUBE files themselves
are not PDS compliant,
however each image CUBE is associated with
a PDS detached label following the standards
defined
in the PDS Standards Reference [4]. Each CUBE
is composed of a header,
a binary array of data collected during one observation,
and a history object. For more information about the format and
content of these projected data products, see the THEMIS Geometry Processing
User’s Guide [10].
All archive volumes in the THEMIS Standard Product Archive conform to the ISO 9660 standards (ISO 9660-1988, [6]).
The
THEMIS data archive is compliant with the
PDS Standards Reference [4] for the VOLUME_SET,
VOLUME_ID, and DATASET_ID values used to
identify the archive. All THEMIS archive volumes are part of the
“Odyssey Mission to Mars” VOLUME_SERIES.
The THEMIS data products
are delivered in one of
two related archive volume sets, commonly referred
to throughout this document as ODTSDP and ODTGEO. Each volume set
will be divided into smaller
volumes which include only the data
collected during a specific time range (typically three months) and delivered as
part of a single release; the RELEASE_ID (xxxx)
is used in name of the VOLUME_ID.
VOLUME_SET_NAME |
VOLUME_SET_ID |
VOLUME_ID |
Mars Odyssey
THEMIS Standard Data Products |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_1xxxx |
Mars
Odyssey THEMIS Projected Products |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_200XX |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_2xxxx |
Each of the archive volume sets includes multiple
THEMIS data products. The
following THEMIS data sets are available on the archive
volume set indicated.As per the PDS
Standards Reference [4], each THEMIS archive volume will bear a VOLUME_ID based
on the last two components of the VOLUME_SET_ID. The VOLUME_SET_ID is
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTdsv_xxxx, where
OD identifies this volume set with the Mars
Odyssey spacecraft
T identifies
this volume set with the THEMIS instrument
dsv identifies
the THEMIS DATA_SET_ID and the version number of the data set
xxxx is
the volume number within the volume set.
VOLUME_SET_ID |
DATA_SET_ID |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-2-IREDR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-2-VISEDR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-3-IRRDR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-3-VISRDR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-3-IRBTR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTSDP_100XX |
ODY-M-THM-3-VISRDR-v1.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_200XX |
ODY-M-THM-5-IRGEO-v2.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_200XX |
ODY-M-THM-5-VISGEO-v2.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_200XX |
ODY-M-THM-5-IRGPBT-v2.0 |
USA_NASA_PDS_ODTGEO_200XX |
ODY-M-THM-5-VISALB-v2.0 |
For
example, the first volumes in the original data release [v = 0] have the
VOLUME_ID values of ODTIE0_0001, ODTVE0_0001, ODTIR0_0001, ODTVR0_0001,
ODTIB0_0001, and ODTVB0_0001 for each data set respectively. The data available on each volume will maximize the space
available, as described in Section 1.3;
no attempt will be made to correlate the data in a given volume number
(e.g. ODTIE0_9999) with the same volume number of another volume set ( e.g. ODTIR0_9999).
The size of individual raw data products
(VISEDR & IREDR) depends on several factors: image type (VIS vs. IR),
length of an image (# frames), and the number of bands in the image. Within these parameters, a raw VIS image
(VISEDR) can vary in size from 0.38 to 3.7 Mbytes; a raw IR image (IREDR) can vary in size from
0.07 to 199 Mbytes. Calibration (VISRDR
& IRRDR) increases the file size approximately by
a factor of two, as compared to the corresponding raw image;.
projection (VISGEO & IRGEO) increases the file size
approximately by a factor of four, as compared to the corresponding raw image.
The estimated total volume of data to be collected over the course of the mission is limited by the available downlink allocated to THEMIS. Many factors affect the actual downlink available on any given day, which can vary from 0 to 375 Mbytes per day. THEMIS mission planners will maximize data collection by balancing the day’s available allocated downlink against the size-defining parameters of the daily planned observations (VIS/IR, image length, number of bands).
For example, the following shows the
expected content range of the 100
orbit data subdirectories over the course of the mission, taking into account
the primary variables affecting file size and data volume.
Subdirectory
Name |
No. of |
Subdirectory
Size |
IoooX |
1 |
|
VoooX |
1 - |
4 – 1 |
IoooX |
1 - 400 |
1 |
VoooX |
1 - 400 |
8 – |
IoooX |
1 - 400 |
5 |
Voo |
1 - 400 |
4 |
IoooXXGEO |
1 - 400 |
5 - 11200 Mbytes |
VoooXXGEO |
1 - 400 |
4 – 8000
Mbytes |
IoooXXPBT |
1 - 400 |
5 - 700
Mbytes |
VoooXXALB |
1 - 400 |
4 – 1500
Mbytes |
IoooXXDCS |
1 - 400 |
5
- 1400 Mbytes |
VoooXXRGB |
1 - 400 |
4 – 150
Mbytes |
In compliance with the Odyssey Archive Plan [2], THEMIS standard data products will become available through PDS six months after ground receipt of the last raw data within the three month acquisition period. An approximate THEMIS archive volume delivery schedule, based on the nominal science mission timeline and THEMIS primary data acquisition periods, is shown below.
Data
Collection Period |
Delivery
Date |
March 2002 |
Oct 2002* |
Apr – Jun 2002 |
Jan 2003 |
Jul – Sept 2002 |
April 2003 |
Oct – Dec 2002 |
July 2003 |
Jan – Mar 2003 |
Oct 2003 |
Apr – Jun 2003 |
Jan 2004 |
Jul – Sept 2003 |
April 2004 |
Oct – Dec 2003 |
July 2004 |
Jan – Mar 2004 |
Oct 2004 |
Apr - Jun 2004 |
Jan 2005 |
*Delivery includes only ABR, BTR, and EDR standard
data products.
Due to extenuating
circumstances, THEMIS data
collected in or after the Extended Mission
7 phase (2017) will become available through PDS seven
months after ground receipt of the last raw data within the three month
acquisition period.
In
compliance with the Odyssey Archive Plan [2], the THEMIS Team will produce
complete THM-EDR, THM-RDR, IR-BTR, and VIS-ABR Standard
ProductODTSDP and ODTGEO Archive Volumes at
the ASU Mars Space Flight Facility.
Archive volumes will be written as necessary to write-once DVDs (DVD-Rs)
for distribution to co-investigators and the Science Data Validation Team
(SDVT). The PDS Imaging Node will
receive a DVD copy of each archive volume to
verify that it conforms to the THM Standard Data Product SIS [3] and to PDS
standards for archive volumes.
Upon
approval of a volume by the SDVT, the THEMIS Team will make the volume
available online for public consumption (see Appendix B). For archive purposes, the THEMIS Team will generate
three DVD copies of each volume and deliver them copies
to the permanent archive sites: PDS Imaging Node, PDS Central
Node, and the National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC)..
THEMIS will make
additional copies for the Mars Odyssey Project of a volume by special request
only.
Mars
Space Flight Facility
Arizona
State University
Box
876305
Tempe,
Arizona 85287-6305
Kelly
C. Bender
Mission Planning & Operations 480-965-1790 archive@mars.asu.edu
Philip
R. Christensen
THEMIS Principal Investigator 480-965-1790 archive@mars.asu.edu
Noel
S. Gorelick
Software Engineer 480-965-1790 archive@mars.asu.edu
Greg
L. Mehall
THEMIS Instrument Manager 480-965-1790 archive@mars.asu.edu
Kimberly
C. Murray
Data Validation & Archiving 480-965-1790 archive@mars.asu.edu
Raymond
E. Arvidson
Interdisciplinary Scientist for Data &
Archives
Washington University
Campus Box 1169
One Brookings Drive
St. Louis, Missouri 63130
314-935-5679 geosci@wunder.wustl.edu
Eric
M. Eliason
PDS-Flagstaff Imaging Node, THEMIS Archive
Manager
United
States Geological Survey
2255
North Gemini Drive
Flagstaff,
Arizona 86001
928-556-7113 pdsmgr@usgs.gov
Patricia
A. Garcia
PDS-Flagstaff Imaging Node, THEMIS Archiving
United States Geological
Survey
2255 North Gemini Drive
Flagstaff, Arizona 86001
928-556-7090 pdsmgr@usgs.gov
Susan
K. LaVoie
PDS-JPL Imaging Node
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
4800 Oak Grove Drive
Pasadena, California 91199-8099
818-354-5677 pdsmgr@jpl.nasa.gov
Appendix A: ODTSDP Archive Volume Directory Structure
Below are the directory structures of the THEMIS ODTSDP
archive volumes. There are
six THEMIS archive volume sets corresponding to the six
THEMIS datasets included on each
archive volume: IREDR, VISEDR, IRRDR, VISRDR, IRBTR, AND
and VISABR. Each archive volume contains the data
products published during a single release (usually three months of data
collection); the RELEASE_ID is used as the “xxxx”
part of the VOLUME_ID. In
the structure below, nNames
without extensions are directory names (e.g. CATALOG), while names with
extensions are file names (e.g. CATINFO.TXT).
Lowercase letters in names are placeholders for numbers described in
Sections 2.02
and 2.5 of the main text.
A.1 IREDR Volumes: ODTIEv_xxxx
ODTSDP_1xxxx
ROOT
| ------ AAREADME.HTM
| ------ AAREADME.LBL
| ------ AAREADME.TXT
| ------ ERRATA.TXT
| ------ VOLDESC_1xxxx.CAT
| ------ BROWSE
| |
----- BROWINFO.TXT
| |
----- ODTBWSv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXX
| | | |
----- Iooooonnn.png
| | | |
----- Iooooonnn_small.jpg
| | | ----- VoooXX
| | | |
----- Vooooonnn.png
| | | |
----- Vooooonnn_small.jpg
| ------ CALIB
| |
----- BIAS_FILES
| | | ----- ZEROFRAME*_BIAS.FITS
| |
----- CALIBINFO.TXT
| |
----- CALIBINFO.TXT
| | ----- CALIB.LBL
| | ----- CALIB.PDF
| | ----- CALIB_APXB.PDF
| | ----- CALIB_FIGS.PDF
| |
----- DESMEAR_FILES
| | | ----- DEZERO*_COEEFS.TXT
| | | ----- ZEROFRAME*_ZERO.FITS
| | ----- IRF_FILE
| | ----- PROCESS_HTM
| | | ----- PROCESS_IR.HTM
| | | ----- PROCESS_VIS.HTM
| | | ----- VISIMAGE00x.GIF
| | | ----- VISIMAGE00x.JPG
| | ----- PROCESS.LBL
| | ----- PROCESS_IR.PDF
| | ----- PROCESS_VIS.PDF
| |
----- SENSITIVITY_FILES
| |
| ----- FLAT_FRAMES*.PROF*.FITS
| |
----- STRAYLIGHT_FILES
| |
| ----- DESTRAY*_FRAME*_*.FITS
| | ----- TEMP2RAD_FILE
| ------ CATALOG
| | ----- CATINFO.TXT
| | ----- INST.CAT
| | ----- INSTHOST.CAT
| | ----- MARTGT.CAT
| | ----- MISSION.CAT
| |
----- ODTIBDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTIBREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTIEDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTIEREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTIREDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTIREREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTVBDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTVBREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTVEDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTVEREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTVRDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTVRREL.CAT
| | ----- PERSON.CAT
| | ----- REF.CAT
| ------ DATA
| | ----- DATAINFO.TXT
| |
----- ODTIBv_xxxx
| | |
----- IoooXXBTR
| | | |
----- IooooonnnBTR.IMG
| | ----- ODTIEv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXXoXEDR
| | | |
----- IooooonnnEDR.QUB
| | | | ----- TLM.FMT
| | | ----- RooooXEDRRoooXXEDR
| | | | ----- RooooonnnEDR.QUB
| | | | ----- TLM.FMT
| | | ----- SooooXEDRSoooXXEDR
| | | | ----- SooooonnnEDR.QUB
| | | | ----- TLM.FMT
| |
----- ODTIRv_xxxx
| | |
----- IoooXXRDR
| | | |
----- IooooonnnRDR.QUB
| | | ----- RoooXXRDR
| | | |
----- RooooonnnRDR.QUB
| |
----- ODTVBv_xxxx
| | | ----- VoooXXABR
| | | |
----- VooooonnnABR.IMG
| |
----- ODTVEv_xxxx
| | | ----- VoooXXEDR
| | | |
----- VooooonnnEDR.QUB
| |
----- ODTVRv_xxxx
| | | ----- VoooXXRDR
| | | |
----- VooooonnnRDR.QUB
| ------ DOCUMENT
| | ----- ARCHSIS.HTM
| | ----- ARCHSIS.LBL
| | ----- ARCHSIS.PDF
| | ----- DOCINFO.TXT
| | ----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
| | ----- SDPSIS_HTM
| | | ----- SDPSIS.HTM
| | | ----- SDPSIS_IMG00x.GIF
| | ----- SDPSIS.LBL
| | ----- SDPSIS.PDF
| ------ INDEX
| |
----- INDXINFO.TXT
| | ----- CMIDX_ODTIB.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIB.TAB
| | ----- CMIDX_ODTIE.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIE.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIR.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIR.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVB.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVB.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVE.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVE.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVR.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVR.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIExxxx.LBL
| | ----- INDEX_ODTIExxxx.TAB
| | ----- INDEX_ODTIRxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIRxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVBxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVBxxxx.TAB
| | ----- INDEX_ODTVExxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVExxxx.TAB
| | ----- INDEX_ODTVRxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVRxxxx.TAB
| | ----- THMIDX_IR.LBL
| | ----- THMIDX_IR.TAB
| |
----- THMIDX_IRxxxx.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_IRxxxx.TAB
| | ----- THMIDX_VIS.LBL
| | ----- THMIDX_VIS.TAB
| | ----- THMIDX_VISxxxx.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_VISxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDXINFO.TXT
| ------ SOFTWARE
| |
----- DOC
| | | ----- NASAVIEW.TXT
| | ----- SOFTINFO.TXT
| | ----- SRC
| | | ----- SRCINFO.TXT
| | | ----- MD5_QUBE.PL
A.1 VISEDR
Volumes: ODTVEv_xxxx
| |
----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
A.1 IRRDR
Volumes: ODTIRv_xxxx
| | | ----- Iooooonnn_small.jpg
| |
----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
A.1 VISRDR
Volumes: ODTVRv_xxxx
| | | ----- Vooooonnn_small.jpg
| |
----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
A.1 IRBTR
Volumes: ODTIBv_xxxx
| | | ----- Iooooonnn_small.jpg
| |
----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
A.1 VISABR
Volumes: ODTVBv_xxxx
| | | ----- Vooooonnn_small.jpg
| |
----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
Appendix B: ODTGEO Archive
Volume Directory StructureTHEMIS Virtual
Archive Volume
Below
are the directory structures of the THEMIS ODTGEO archive volumes. There are four datasets and two browse
data collections
included on each archive volume: IRGEO,
VISGEO,
IRPBT,
VISALB,
IRDCS,
and VISRGB. Each archive volume contains the data
products published during a single release (usually three months of data collection);
the RELEASE_ID is used as the “xxxx” part of the VOLUME_ID. In the structure below, names without
extensions are directory names (e.g. CATALOG), while names with extensions are
file names (e.g. CATINFO.TXT). Lowercase
letters in names are placeholders for numbers described in Section 2.0
of the main text.
ODTGEO_2xxxx
ROOT
| ------
AAREADME.HTM
| ------ AAREADME.LBL
| ------ AAREADME.TXT
| ------ ERRATA.TXT
| ------ VOLDESC_1xxxx.CAT
| ------ BROWSE
| |
----- BROWINFO.TXT
| |
----- ODTBWSv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXXBWS2
| | | |
----- Iooooonnnggg.png
| | | ----- VoooXXBWS2
| | | |
----- Vooooonnnggg.png
| | ----- ODTDCSv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXXDCS
| | | |
----- IooooonnnDCS.png
| |
----- ODTRGBv_xxxx
| | | ----- VoooXXRGB
| | | |
----- VooooonnnRGB.png
| ------ CALIB
| |
----- BIAS_FILES
| | | ----- ZEROFRAME*_BIAS.FITS
| |
----- CALIBINFO.TXT
| |
----- CALIB.LBL
| |
----- CALIB.PDF
| |
----- CALIB_APXB.PDF
| |
----- CALIB_FIGS.PDF
| |
----- DESMEAR_FILES
| | | ----- DEZERO*_COEEFS.TXT
| | | ----- ZEROFRAME*_ZERO.FITS
| |
----- IRF_FILE
| |
----- PROCESS_HTM
| | | ----- PROCESS_IR.HTM
| | | ----- PROCESS_VIS.HTM
| | | ----- VISIMAGE00x.GIF
| | | ----- VISIMAGE00x.JPG
| |
----- PROCESS.LBL
| |
----- PROCESS_IR.PDF
| |
----- PROCESS_VIS.PDF
| |
----- SENSITIVITY_FILES
| |
| ----- FLAT_FRAMES*.PROF*.FITS
| |
----- STRAYLIGHT_FILES
| |
| ----- DESTRAY*_FRAME*_*.FITS
| |
----- TEMP2RAD_FILE
| ------ CATALOG
| |
----- CATINFO.TXT
| |
----- DSMAP_EQR.CAT
| |
----- DSMAP_POL.CAT
| |
----- DSMAP_SNU.CAT
| |
----- INST.CAT
| |
----- INSTHOST.CAT
| |
----- MARTGT.CAT
| |
----- MISSION.CAT
| | ----- ODTIGDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTIGREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTIPDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTIPREL.CAT
| | ----- ODTVADS.CAT
| |
----- ODTVAREL.CAT
| |
----- ODTVGDS.CAT
| |
----- ODTVGREL.CAT
| | ----- PERSON.CAT
| |
----- REF.CAT
| ------ DATA
| |
----- DATAINFO.TXT
| |
----- ODTIGv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXXGEO
| | | |
----- Iooooonnnggg.CUB.gz
| | | |
----- Iooooonnnggg.LBL
| |
----- ODTIPv_xxxx
| | | ----- IoooXXPBT
| | | |
----- IooooonnnPBT.IMG
| | ----- ODTVAv_xxxx
| | |
----- VoooXXALB
| | | |
----- VooooonnnALB.IMG
| | ----- ODTVGv_xxxx
| | | ----- VoooXXGEO
| | | |
----- Vooooonnnggg.CUB
| | | |
----- Vooooonnnggg.LBL
| ------ DOCUMENT
| |
----- ARCHSIS.HTM
| |
----- ARCHSIS.LBL
| |
----- ARCHSIS.PDF
| |
----- DOCINFO.TXT
| | ----- GEOMETRY_HTM
| | | ----- GEOMETRY.HTM
| | | ----- GEOMETRY_IMG00x.GIF
| |
----- GEOMETRY.LBL
| |
----- GEOMETRY.PDF
| | ----- ODY_ORIENT_POINT.TXT
| |
----- ZIP.CAT
| ------ INDEX
| |
----- CMIDX_IRDCS.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_IRDCS.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIG.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIG.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIP.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTIP.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_VISRGB.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_VISRGB.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVA.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVA.TAB
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVG.LBL
| |
----- CMIDX_ODTVG.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_IRDCSxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIBxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIGxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIGxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIPxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTIPxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_VISRGBxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_VISRGBxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVAxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVAxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVGxxxx.LBL
| |
----- INDEX_ODTVGxxxx.TAB
| |
----- THMIDX_IR.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_IR.TAB
| |
----- THMIDX_IRxxxx.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_IRxxxx.TAB
| |
----- THMIDX_VIS.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_VIS.TAB
| |
----- THMIDX_VISxxxx.LBL
| |
----- THMIDX_VISxxxx.TAB
| |
----- INDXINFO.TXT
| ------ SOFTWARE
| |
----- DOC
| | | ----- NASAVIEW.TXT
| |
----- SOFTINFO.TXT
| |
----- SRC
| | | ----- SRCINFO.TXT
| | | ----- MD5_QUBE.PL
Appendix C: THEMIS
Virtual Archive Volume
A.1 Virtual
Archive Volume Contents
In compliance with the
Odyssey Archive Plan [2], and
as discussed in Sections
4.3 and 4.40
above, THEMIS standard data products will be made available online from
the PDS THEMIS Sub Node (http://themis-data.asu.edu). The THEMIS Virtual Archive is
composed of twoa
very large PDS logical volumes,
containing all six of theall
of the THEMIS datasets.
Although the overall structure of the Virtual Archive mimics the
directory structure of the individualsingle
archive volumes described in the body of this text, there are severalare
a few significant differences to be noted.
1.
The DATA directory
in each logical volume includes the release subdirectories from all of the
archive volumes. The same release subdirectory
naming convention established on the
archive volumes (see Section 2.5)
is maintained in the virtual volume.
2.
The BROWSE
directory in each logical volume includes the release subdirectories from all
of the archive volumes. The same release
subdirectory naming convention established on the archive volumes (see Section
2.2) is maintained in the virtual volume.
3.
A logical volume
VOLDESC.CAT files will be available at the root level describing all the data
in the virtual volume. The volume
catalogs from the individual archive volumes (VOLDESC_vxxxx.CAT) are available
in special subdirectory (VOLDESC/) within
the DATA directory.
1.
The
DATA directories are first divided into dataset directories, named according to
the archive VOLUME_ID naming convention
(see Section 4.2), with x’s used as placeholders for the volume numbers. Within these dataset directories are image
subdirectories which contain data products in groups of 100 orbits. As on the archive volumes, the image
subdirectories are named following the pattern AoooXXPPP (see Section 2.5 for
the pattern definition).
1.
The
BROWSE directory is divided into image subdirectories of 100 orbits, similar to
the IRRDR and VISRDR DATA subdirectories from which the browse products were
derived.
1.
Both
infrared and visible calibration files are available in the CALIB directory.
1.
A
logical volume VOLDESC.CAT will be available at the root level for all data in
the virtual archive volume. Individual
logical volume objects (ODTaaVOL.CAT) are available within the DATA-dataset
directory; these are equivalent to the
VOLDESC.CAT files on the individual archive volumes.
1.
All
six dataset files (ODTIBDS.CAT, ODTIEDS.CAT, ODTIRDS.CAT, ODTVBDS.CAT,
ODTVEDS.CAT, and ODTVRDS.CAT) and all six release catalogs (ODTIBREL.CAT,
ODTIEREL.CAT, ODTIRREL.CAT, ODTVBREL.CAT, ODTVEREL.CAT, and ODTVRREL.CAT) are
available in the CATALOG directory.
4.
All
index information for the dataset is included in the INDEX_ODTaa.TAB,
THMIDX_IR.TAB, and THMIDX_VIS.TAB filesOFor simplicity, only the cumulative
indexes are available in the top level of the INDEX directory; a VOL_INDEX/ subdirectory has been
added to contain a copy of the individual archive volume index files.
1.
A
GEOMETRY directory has been added containing the geometrically registered
images and their associated files; see
Appendix C for more information about these data products.
BBelow
is the directory structure of the THEMIS Vvirtual
Aarchive
Vvolume.; lowercase
o’s are used as placeholders for the first 3-digits of the orbit number in
image subdirectories names. All
directory and file names listed below are case insensitive.;
o’s and n’s Lowercase letters
in names are placeholders for numbers described in Section 2.0 of the main text
are used to represent orbit numbers and
image numbers respectively.
A.1 Virtual
Volume Directory Structure
ROOTRoot
| ------ ODTGEOSDP_v21
| |
------ aareadme.htmAAREADME.HTM
| | ------ AAREADMEaareadme.lblLBL
| | ------ AAREADMEaareadme.TXTtxt
| |
------ ERRATA.TXTerrata.txt
| | ------ voldesc.catVOLDESC.CAT
| | ------ browseBROWSE
| | | ----- browinfo.txtBROWINFO.TXT
| | | ----- odtbwsODTBWSv_xxxx
| | | | | ----- iIoooxxbwsBWS2
| | | | | ----- iooooonnngggIooooonnnggg.pngPNG
| | | | -----
iooooonnn_small.jpg
| | | | ----- vVoooxxbwsBWS2
| | | | | ----- vooooonnngggVooooonnnggg.pngPNG
| | | | -----
vooooonnn_small.jpg
| | | ----- odtdcsODTDCSv_xxxx
| | | |
----- iIoooxxdcsDCS
| | | | | ----- IiooooonnnDCS.PNGdcs.png
| | | ----- odtrgbODTRGBv_xxxx
| | | |
----- vVoooxxrgbRGB
| | | | | ----- vVooooonnnRGB.PNGrgb.png
| | | ------ calibCALIB
| | | ----- bias_filesBIAS_FILES
| | | |
----- zeroframeZEROFRAME*_bias.fitsBIAS.FITS
| | | ----- CALIBcalibINFO.TXTinfo.txt
| | | ----- CALIBcalib.LBLlbl
| | | ----- CALIBcalib.PDFpdf
| | | ----- CALIBcalib_apxbAPXB.PDFpdf
| | | ----- CALIBcalib_figsFIGS.PDFpdf
| | | ----- desmearDESMEAR_ FILESfiles
| | | | ----- dezeroDEZERO*_coefCOEFF.TXTtxt
| | | | ----- zeroframeZEROFRAME*_ZEROzero.FITSfits
| | | ----- irf_fileIRF_FILE
| | | ----- processPROCESS_htmHTM
| | | | ----- PROCESSprocess_ir.htmIR.HTM
| | | | ----- PROCESSprocess_vis.htmVIS.HTM
| | | | ----- visimage00xVISIMAGE00x.GIFgif
| | | | ----- visimage00xVISIMAGE00x.JPGjpg
| | | ----- PROCESSprocess.lbl
| | | ----- PROCESSprcoess_ir.pdfIR.PDF
| | | ----- PROCESSprocess_VIS.PDFvis.pdf
| | |
| ----- temp2rad_file
| | | ----- SENSITIVITYsensitivity_ FILESfiles
| | | |
----- flat_framesFLAT_FRAMES*.profPROF*.fitsFITS
| | | ----- straylightSTRAYLIGHT_ FILESfiles
| | | |
----- destrayDESTRAY*_frameFRAME*_*.fitsFITS
| | | ----- temp2radTEMP2RAD_ FILEfile
| | ------ CATALOGcatalog
| | | ----- CATINFO.TXTcatinfo.txt
| | | ----- DSMAP_EQR.CATdsmap_eqr.cat
| | | ----- DSMAP_POL.CATdsmap_pol.cat
| | | ----- DSMAP_SNU.CATdsmap_snu.cat
| | | ----- INST.CATinst.cat
| | | ----- INSTHOST.CATinsthost.cat
| | | ----- MARTGT.CATmartgt.cat
| | | ----- MISSION.CATmission.cat
| | | ----- odtibdsODTIGDS.CATodtigds.cat
| | | ----- odtibrelODTIGREL.CATodtigrel.cat
| | | ----- odtiedsODTIPDS.CATodtipds.cat
| | | ----- odtierelODTIPREL.CATodtiprel.cat
| | | ----- odtigds.cat
| | | ----- odtigrel.cat
| | | ----- odtipds.cat
| | | ----- odtiprel.cat
| | | ----- odtirds.cat
| | | ----- odtirrel.cat
| | | ----- odtvbds.cat
| | | ----- odtvbre..cat
| | | ----- ODTVADS.CATodtvaeds.cat
| | | ----- ODTVAREL.CATodtvaerel.cat
| | | ----- odtvgds.cat
| | | ----- odtvgrel.cat
| | | ----- ODTVGDS.CATodtvgvrds.cat
| | | ----- ODTVGREL.CATodtvgvrrel.cat
| | | ----- PERSON.CATperson.cat
| | | ----- REF.CATref.cat
| | |
----- zip.cat
| | ------ DATAdata
| | | ----- DATAINFO.TXTdatainfo.txt
| | | ----- odtibv_xxxx
| | | | -----
ioooxxbtr
| | | | | ----- iooooonnnbtr.img
| | | | ----- odtibvol.cat
| | | ----- ODTIGodtigev_xxxx
| | | | ----- IioooxxgeoGEOedr
| | | | | ----- Iooooonnngggiooooonnngeo.CUBcub.gzedr.qub
| | | | | ----- Iooooonnngggiooooonnngeo.LBLlbltlm.fmt
| | | | -----
roooxxedr
| | | | | ----- rooooonnnedr.qub
| | | | | ----- tlm.fmt
| | | | -----
soooxxedr
| | | | | ----- sooooonnnedr.qub
| | | | | ----- tlm.fmt
| | | | ----- odtievol.cat
| | | ----- ODTIPodtiprv_xxxx
| | | | ----- IoooXXPBT
ioooxxpbtrdr
| | | | | ----- IiooooonnnPBT.IMGpbt.imgrdr.qub
| | | | -----
roooxxrdr
| | | | | ----- rooooonnnrdr.qub
| | | | ----- odtirvol.cat
| | | ----- odtvbv_xxxx
| | | | -----
voooxxabr
| | | | | ----- vooooonnnabr.img
| | | | -----
odtvbvol.cat
| | | ----- ODTVAodtvaev_xxxx
| | | | ----- voooxxedrVvoooxxALBalb
| | | | | ----- VvooooonnnALB.IMGalb.imgedr.qub
| | | | ----- odtvevol.cat
| | | ----- ODTVGodtvgrv_xxxx
| | | | ----- voooxxrdrVvoooxxGEOgeo
| | | | | ----- Vvooooonnnggg.cubCUB
| | | | | ----- Vvooooonnnggg.LBLlblrdr.qub
| | | | -----
odtvrvol.cat
| | ------ DOCUMENTdocument
| | | ----- ARCHSISarchsis.HTMhtm
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