PDS_VERSION_ID       = PDS3                                                   
RECORD_TYPE          = STREAM                                                 
START_TIME           = 1997-09-01T00:00:00                                    
STOP_TIME            = 2000-05-31T23:59:59                                    
DATA_SET_ID          = "MGS-M-RSS-1-MAP-V1.0"                                 
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = "MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR"                                 
TARGET_NAME          = MARS                                                   
^PS_DOCUMENT         = "HEA0150A.PS1"                                         
DESCRIPTION          = "                                                      
                                                                              
     This document is one PostScript file (a figure) accompanying the MGS     
     Radio Science Team daily health report (HEA0150A.TXT) for 2000-05-29.    
     'PostScript' is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated."              
                                                                              
OBJECT              = PS_DOCUMENT                                             
 DOCUMENT_NAME       = "FIGURE TO ACCOMPANY HEA0150A.TXT"                     
 PUBLICATION_DATE    = 2000-05-29                                             
 DOCUMENT_TOPIC_TYPE = "DAILY HEALTH REPORT"                                  
 INTERCHANGE_FORMAT  = BINARY                                                 
 DOCUMENT_FORMAT     = "POSTSCRIPT"                                           
 FILES               = 1                                                      
 DESCRIPTION         = "                                                      
                                                                              
  Caption: Figure shows cumulative data from the MGS Radio Science            
  'instrument' since orbit insertion in both closed-loop (TDF) and            
  open-loop (ODR) formats.  TDF data are generated at about 1.3 MB/hr         
  while the spacecraft is being tracked.  For 24-hr coverage since            
  MOI, we would have expected about 3.13e10 bytes; the 2.73e10 bytes          
  collected represents an average rate about 87 percent of 24-hr              
  coverage.  Occultation data collection is uneven; plateaus during           
  late 1998 and late 1999 correspond to times when Earth was                  
  sufficiently out of the orbit plane that there were no occultations.        
  Change in slope in early 2000 corresponds to loss of egress                 
  occultations because of boom constraints.  Plot was constructed             
  from CUMINDEX.TAB files on archival CDs for MOI and Mapping data            
  sets assuming 39.2 MB per TDF and 8.33 kB/s for ODRs."                      
                                                                              
END_OBJECT          = PS_DOCUMENT                                             
                                                                              
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