Susie Slavney

Mars Exploration Rover Release 28 is now available on the PDS Geosciences Node web site. It includes data acquired on sols 2341 through 2430 by the Opportunity rover. There are no data from Spirit for this release. New data are included for APXS (raw and derived), Atmospheric Opacity, Mössbauer (raw only), Microscopic Imager (raw and derived), Pancam (raw and derived), and the Rover Motion Counter. No Mini-TES or RAT data are included in this release.

The direct link is http://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/odyssey/rsvolumes_2011.html.

Mars Exploration Rover Release 28 is now available on the PDS Geosciences Node web site. It includes data acquired on sols 2341 through 2430 by the Opportunity rover. There are no data from Spirit for this release. New data are included for APXS (raw and derived), Atmospheric Opacity, Mössbauer (raw only), Microscopic Imager (raw and derived), Pancam (raw and derived), and the Rover Motion Counter. No Mini-TES or RAT data are included in this release.

New Mars Odyssey Radio Science data have been posted on the PDS Geosciences Node web site. Data coverage is through May 6, 2011.

Another partial delivery of LRO Diviner GDR (Global Data Record) products is now online. These are the new Diviner map products, first released in March 2011. Due to hardware problems the data are being delivered to PDS incrementally rather than all at once. The data are available from the PDS Geosciences Node web page for Diviner.

For users of MRO CRISM data: Version 6.7 of CAT, the CRISM Analysis Tool, is now available on the PDS Geosciences Node web page for CRISM.

Some files were missing from the last delivery of LRO Mini-RF data to PDS. These files have now been delivered, validated, and put online. Details are in the ERRATA.TXT file in the Mini-RF archive.

It's not an obvious question. It's been forwarded to the CRISM team member who developed the latest version of the ‘volcano scan’ atmospheric correction. A reply should be posted within a day or two.

New Mars Express ASPERA IMA raw data (EDR) from 23 Jun 2003 to 30 Jun 2004 have been released by the ESA Planetary Science Archive, with a copy archived here at the Geosciences Node. These are the first IMA data delivered from ASPERA.

For users of LRO LOLA (Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter) data: The Geosciences Node web site has a new LOLA Frequently Asked Questions page. Read this page before you start making lunar topographic maps! If you have a question that is not answered on that page, ask it in the Data Users' Forum, or email it to geosci@wunder.wustl.edu.

April 27, 2011. The first release of LRO Radio Science data is now online. This release covers data acquired from the beginning of the LRO mission through September 16, 2010. Future releases of Radio Science data will occur on regularly scheduled LRO release dates. The next one will be June 15, 2011. The data are available on the PDS Geosciences Node web site.

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This forum is for use by people who have questions about providing data to be archived at the PDS Geosciences Node. If you are completely new to this topic, it's best to start by exploring the Geosciences Node web site at pds-geosciences.wustl.edu, especially the pages Frequently Asked Questions, Help for Data Users, and Help for Proposers. Anyone may post a question or an answer on this forum, although posts are moderated, and irrelevant or offensive posts will not be permitted. You must be logged in to submit a post; register here to get an account.

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