PDS_VERSION_ID          = PDS3
RECORD_TYPE             = STREAM
OBJECT                  = TEXT
  PUBLICATION_DATE      = 2000-07-13
  START_ORBIT_NUMBER    = 4580
  STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER     = 4953
  START_TIME            = 1999-304T17:04:04.000
  STOP_TIME             = 1999-335T06:24:47.000
  NOTE                  = " 

     This document includes the Experimenter's Notebook (ENB) entries 
summarizing data collection by TES during Mapping;  the ENB was originally 
produced by the TES Mission Planner to be available online throughout the 
duration of the mission.  This document is appropriate for orbits included 
in this volume, but may also include orbits from previous or later volumes.  
     Two types of information can be found in this document: blocks of TES 
orbits and time entries, followed by the corresponding p*.img notes.  TES 
data is organized by orbit which begins at the MGS descending equator 
crossing (times given in UTC).  Orbits are labeled here with the TES orb 
number which is equivalent to ock (see obs.fmt OBJECT = ORBIT_COUNTER_KEEPER)
except where deviations are noted.  TES operations during a particular orbit 
are controlled by the p*.img file available onboard; key information from 
this file is provided in the p*.img notes."  

END_OBJECT              = TEXT
END



TES orb #4580: 1999-304 // 17:04:04 - p4543.img
TES orb #4581: 1999-304 // 19:01:44
TES orb #4582: 1999-304 // 20:59:25
TES orb #4583: 1999-304 // 22:57:07
TES orb #4584: 1999-305 // 00:54:46
TES orb #4585: 1999-305 // 02:52:22
TES orb #4586: 1999-305 // 04:49:58
TES orb #4587: 1999-305 // 06:47:38
TES orb #4588: 1999-305 // 08:45:20
TES orb #4589: 1999-305 // 10:43:01
TES orb #4590: 1999-305 // 12:40:40
TES orb #4591: 1999-305 // 14:38:16
TES orb #4592: 1999-305 // 16:35:53
TES orb #4593: 1999-305 // 18:33:31
TES orb #4594: 1999-305 // 20:31:11
TES orb #4595: 1999-305 // 22:28:53
TES orb #4596: 1999-306 // 00:26:34
TES orb #4597: 1999-306 // 02:24:11
TES orb #4598: 1999-306 // 04:21:46
TES orb #4599: 1999-306 // 06:19:23
TES orb #4600: 1999-306 // 08:17:05
TES orb #4601: 1999-306 // 10:14:46
TES orb #4602: 1999-306 // 12:12:26
TES orb #4603: 1999-306 // 14:10:04
TES orb #4604: 1999-306 // 16:07:40
TES orb #4605: 1999-306 // 18:05:17
TES orb #4606: 1999-306 // 20:02:57
TES orb #4607: 1999-306 // 22:00:38
TES orb #4608: 1999-306 // 23:58:20
TES orb #4609: 1999-307 // 01:55:59
TES orb #4610: 1999-307 // 03:53:36
TES orb #4611: 1999-307 // 05:51:11
TES orb #4612: 1999-307 // 07:48:51
TES orb #4613: 1999-307 // 09:46:33
TES orb #4614: 1999-307 // 11:44:14
TES orb #4615: 1999-307 // 13:41:54
TES orb #4616: 1999-307 // 15:39:31
TES orb #4617: 1999-307 // 17:37:07
TES orb #4618: 1999-307 // 19:34:45
TES orb #4619: 1999-307 // 21:32:25
TES orb #4620: 1999-307 // 23:30:07
TES orb #4621: 1999-308 // 01:27:48
TES orb #4622: 1999-308 // 03:25:27
TES orb #4623: 1999-308 // 05:23:02
TES orb #4624: 1999-308 // 07:20:38
TES orb #4625: 1999-308 // 09:18:19
TES orb #4626: 1999-308 // 11:16:01
TES orb #4627: 1999-308 // 13:13:42
TES orb #4628: 1999-308 // 15:11:20


p4543.img notes:
      1) optical switch 00
      2) day surface = -80 to +40 degrees lat., full spectral, full spatial
         night = +60 to -60 degrees lat., spectral mask, full spatial
         poles = rest of lats., spectral mask, spatial mask (all detectors
                 averaged together)
             - short packets except for space/reference sets
      3) for realtime orbits: full spatial, full spectral for entire orbit
             - long packets
      4) limb: all forward looking, space, +75 degrees, limb set (100 km
         height, 1/2 degree steps, padded by one look at surface angle)
             - all short packets
      5) limbs every 10 degrees, alternate orbits (a and b)
      6) continuous limb look - with 3 looks at ~60 degree emission angle
         (50 degrees pnt_angle) between each set for once per week repeat. 
         cont_limb 90S - 30N
      7) EPF = -62,-60,-45,0,45,60,62 angles, 5 icks at each angle
      8) 1 N-polar, 1 S-polar (refa orbit), 1 nightside epf(orb 11) per day;
         1 dayside epf per orbit - steps from -75 lat to +75 lat
         in 15 lat steps to cycle through dayside completely in a single day
      9) dense epf- one dense epf targeted every third day,
             - pnt = +-60,+-58,+-55,+-54,+-50 etc to 0 degrees,
             - it will take ~ 1 month to cycle through the full dayside
               latitudinal converage (75S, 60S, 45S, 30S, 15S, 0, 15N,
               30N, 45N, 60N, 75N)
             - four dense epf's added to investigate dust activity
               Hellas[p4566], Argyre[p4545], bright terrain northern
               hemisphere[p4571], bright terrain southern hem[p4552]
     10) space_ref_long  twice per day on a single orbit: once in noise
         free zone (south pole) and once during panel motion (dark side)
             - added additional set on orb 9 (same places as above), hope to
               to have one set during hga motion, one during hga parked time
     11) mosaics (5 x 13) done once per day, varying in latitude
         [-12,-9,-6,-3,0,3 degrees], attempting 1.5 lat x 1 long degree
         coverage
             - used Michael's tools to target and build dayside (5x13)
               mosaics for W. hemaitite [p4581], Aram Chaos[p4594] and
               Hebes Chasm [p4596]; also nightside mosaics for
               W. hematite [p4550] and Aram Chaos [p4625]
     12) 12 days worth of orbits loaded


TES orb #4630: 1999-308 // 19:06:32 - p4630.img
TES orb #4631: 1999-308 // 21:04:11
TES orb #4632: 1999-308 // 23:01:52
TES orb #4633: 1999-309 // 00:59:34
TES orb #4634: 1999-309 // 02:57:14
TES orb #4635: 1999-309 // 04:54:51
TES orb #4636: 1999-309 // 06:52:26
TES orb #4637: 1999-309 // 08:50:05
TES orb #4638: 1999-309 // 10:47:47
TES orb #4639: 1999-309 // 12:45:29
TES orb #4640: 1999-309 // 14:43:08
TES orb #4641: 1999-309 // 16:40:45
TES orb #4642: 1999-309 // 18:38:22
TES orb #4643: 1999-309 // 20:35:59
TES orb #4644: 1999-309 // 22:33:40
TES orb #4645: 1999-310 // 00:31:21
TES orb #4646: 1999-310 // 02:29:03
TES orb #4647: 1999-310 // 04:26:42
TES orb #4648: 1999-310 // 06:24:17
TES orb #4649: 1999-310 // 08:21:53
TES orb #4750: 1999-310 // 10:19:34
TES orb #4651: 1999-310 // 12:17:16
TES orb #4652: 1999-310 // 14:14:57
TES orb #4653: 1999-310 // 16:12:35
TES orb #4654: 1999-310 // 18:10:11
TES orb #4655: 1999-310 // 20:07:48
TES orb #4656: 1999-310 // 22:05:26
TES orb #4657: 1999-311 // 00:03:07
TES orb #4658: 1999-311 // 02:00:48
TES orb #4659: 1999-311 // 03:58:29
TES orb #4660: 1999-311 // 05:56:06
TES orb #4661: 1999-311 // 07:53:41
TES orb #4662: 1999-311 // 09:51:19
TES orb #4663: 1999-311 // 11:49:00
TES orb #4664: 1999-311 // 13:46:42
TES orb #4665: 1999-311 // 15:44:22
TES orb #4666: 1999-311 // 17:42:00
TES orb #4667: 1999-311 // 19:39:36
TES orb #4668: 1999-311 // 21:37:13
TES orb #4669: 1999-311 // 23:34:53
TES orb #4670: 1999-312 // 01:32:34
TES orb #4671: 1999-312 // 03:30:16
TES orb #4672: 1999-312 // 05:27:55
TES orb #4673: 1999-312 // 07:25:31
TES orb #4674: 1999-312 // 09:23:07
TES orb #4675: 1999-312 // 11:19:43
TES orb #4676: 1999-312 // 13:18:26
TES orb #4677: 1999-312 // 15:16:07
TES orb #4678: 1999-312 // 17:15:46
TES orb #4679: 1999-312 // 19:11:23
TES orb #4680: 1999-312 // 21:08:59
TES orb #4681: 1999-312 // 23:06:37
TES orb #4682: 1999-313 // 01:04:17
TES orb #4683: 1999-313 // 03:01:59
TES orb #4684: 1999-313 // 04:59:40
TES orb #4685: 1999-313 // 06:57:18
TES orb #4686: 1999-313 // 08:54:52
TES orb #4687: 1999-313 // 10:52:29
TES orb #4688: 1999-313 // 12:50:11
TES orb #4689: 1999-313 // 14:47:52
TES orb #4690: 1999-313 // 16:45:32
TES orb #4691: 1999-313 // 18:43:10
TES orb #4692: 1999-313 // 20:40:46
TES orb #4693: 1999-313 // 22:38:23
TES orb #4694: 1999-314 // 00:36:03
TES orb #4695: 1999-314 // 02:33:44
TES orb #4696: 1999-314 // 04:31:25
TES orb #4697: 1999-314 // 06:29:05
TES orb #4698: 1999-314 // 08:26:43
TES orb #4699: 1999-314 // 10:24:17
TES orb #4700: 1999-314 // 12:21:57
TES orb #4701: 1999-314 // 14:19:39
TES orb #4702: 1999-314 // 16:17:20
TES orb #4703: 1999-314 // 18:14:59


p4630.img notes:
      1) optical switch 00
      2) day surface = -90 to +30 degrees lat., full spectral, full spatial
         night = +60 to -60 degrees lat., spectral mask, full spatial
         poles = rest of lats., spectral mask, spatial mask (all detectors
                 averaged together)
             - short packets except for space/reference sets
      3) for realtime orbits: full spatial, full spectral for entire orbit
             - long packets
      4) limb: all forward looking, space, +75 degrees, limb set (100 km
               height, 1/2 degree steps, padded by one look at surface angle)
             - all short packets
      5) limbs every 10 degrees, alternate orbits (a and b)
      6) continuous limb look - with 3 looks at ~60 degree emission angle
         (50 degrees pnt_angle) between each set for once per week repeat.
         cont_limb 90S - 30N
      7) EPF = -62,-60,-45,0,45,60,62 angles, 5 icks at each angle
      8) 1 N-polar, 1 S-polar (refa orbit), 1 nightside epf(orb 11) per day;
         1 dayside epf per orbit - steps from -75 lat to +75 lat
         in 15 lat steps to cycle through dayside completely in a single day
      9) dense epf- one dense epf targeted every third day,
             - pnt = +-60,+-58,+-55,+-54,+-50 etc to 0 degrees,
             - it will take ~ 1 month to cycle through the full dayside
               latitudinal converage (75S, 60S, 45S, 30S, 15S, 0, 15N,
               30N, 45N, 60N, 75N)
             - fixed 60N dense epf (had been doing single set instead
               of full)
     10) space_ref_long  twice per day on a single orbit: once in noise
         free zone (south pole) and once during panel motion (dark side)
             - set on orb 9 (same places as above), one set during hga 
               motion, one during hga parked time
     11) mosaics (5 x 13) done once per day, varying in latitude
         [-12,-9,-6,-3,0,3 degrees], attempting 1.5 lat x 1 long degree
         coverage
             - used Michael's tools to target and build dayside (5x13)
               mosaics for Hebes Chasm [p4684], Viking2 [p4689], Herschel
               [p4702], and Dao Vallis [p4716[
             - trial cloud mosaic at Olympus Mons [p4711], 3 strips of
               45 icks at ~+/- 45 degrees emission angle and 0 emission 
               angle, attempting a 5 degree latitude size mosaic with 
               gores between columns
     12) 12 days worth of orbits loaded


TES orb #4704: 1999-314 // 20:12:36 - p4704.img
TES orb #4705: 1999-314 // 22:10:13
TES orb #4706: 1999-315 // 00:07:51
TES orb #4707: 1999-315 // 02:05:31
TES orb #4708: 1999-315 // 04:03:13
TES orb #4709: 1999-315 // 06:00:54
TES orb #4710: 1999-315 // 07:58:32
TES orb #4711: 1999-315 // 09:56:08
TES orb #4712: 1999-315 // 11:53:44
TES orb #4713: 1999-315 // 13:51:25
TES orb #4714: 1999-315 // 15:49:07
TES orb #4715: 1999-315 // 17:46:47
TES orb #4716: 1999-315 // 19:44:25
TES orb #4717: 1999-315 // 21:42:02
TES orb #4718: 1999-315 // 23:39:38
TES orb #4719: 1999-316 // 01:37:17
TES orb #4720: 1999-316 // 03:34:58
TES orb #4721: 1999-316 // 05:32:39
TES orb #4722: 1999-316 // 07:30:19
TES orb #4723: 1999-316 // 09:27:56
TES orb #4724: 1999-316 // 11:25:31
TES orb #4725: 1999-316 // 13:23:10
TES orb #4726: 1999-316 // 15:20:52
TES orb #4727: 1999-316 // 17:18:34
TES orb #4728: 1999-316 // 19:16:13
TES orb #4729: 1999-316 // 21:13:51
TES orb #4730: 1999-316 // 23:11:27
TES orb #4731: 1999-317 // 01:09:04
TES orb #4732: 1999-317 // 03:06:44
TES orb #4733: 1999-317 // 05:04:26
TES orb #4734: 1999-317 // 07:02:07
TES orb #4735: 1999-317 // 08:59:46
TES orb #4736: 1999-317 // 10:57:22
TES orb #4737: 1999-317 // 12:54:58
TES orb #4738: 1999-317 // 14:52:39
TES orb #4739: 1999-317 // 16:50:21
TES orb #4740: 1999-317 // 18:48:01
TES orb #4741: 1999-317 // 20:45:40
TES orb #4742: 1999-317 // 22:43:16
TES orb #4743: 1999-318 // 00:40:53
TES orb #4744: 1999-318 // 02:38:31
TES orb #4745: 1999-318 // 04:36:12
TES orb #4746: 1999-318 // 06:33:53
TES orb #4747: 1999-318 // 08:31:34
TES orb #4748: 1999-318 // 10:29:11
TES orb #4749: 1999-318 // 12:26:45
TES orb #4750: 1999-318 // 14:24:23
TES orb #4751: 1999-318 // 16:22:05
TES orb #4752: 1999-318 // 18:19:46
TES orb #4753: 1999-318 // 20:17:26
TES orb #4754: 1999-318 // 22:15:04
TES orb #4755: 1999-319 // 00:12:40
TES orb #4756: 1999-319 // 02:10:17
TES orb #4757: 1999-319 // 04:07:57
TES orb #4758: 1999-319 // 06:05:38
TES orb #4759: 1999-319 // 08:03:20
TES orb #4760: 1999-319 // 10:00:59
TES orb #4761: 1999-319 // 11:58:35
TES orb #4762: 1999-319 // 13:56:11
TES orb #4763: 1999-319 // 15:53:51
TES orb #4764: 1999-319 // 17:51:33
TES orb #4765: 1999-319 // 19:49:14
TES orb #4766: 1999-319 // 21:46:53
TES orb #4767: 1999-319 // 23:44:30
TES orb #4768: 1999-320 // 01:42:06
TES orb #4769: 1999-320 // 03:39:44
TES orb #4770: 1999-320 // 05:37:25
TES orb #4771: 1999-320 // 07:35:06
TES orb #4772: 1999-320 // 09:32:47
TES orb #4773: 1999-320 // 11:30:25
TES orb #4774: 1999-320 // 13:28:00
TES orb #4775: 1999-320 // 15:25:37
TES orb #4776: 1999-320 // 17:23:18
TES orb #4777: 1999-320 // 19:21:00
TES orb #4778: 1999-320 // 21:18:40
TES orb #4779: 1999-320 // 23:16:18
TES orb #4780: 1999-321 // 01:13:54
TES orb #4781: 1999-321 // 03:11:31
TES orb #4782: 1999-321 // 05:09:10
TES orb #4783: 1999-321 // 07:06:51
TES orb #4784: 1999-321 // 09:04:33
TES orb #4785: 1999-321 // 11:02:13
TES orb #4786: 1999-321 // 12:59:49
TES orb #4787: 1999-321 // 14:57:24
TES orb #4788: 1999-321 // 16:55:04
TES orb #4789: 1999-321 // 18:52:46
TES orb #4790: 1999-321 // 20:50:27
TES orb #4791: 1999-321 // 22:48:07
TES orb #4792: 1999-322 // 00:45:44
TES orb #4793: 1999-322 // 02:43:20
TES orb #4794: 1999-322 // 04:40:58
TES orb #4795: 1999-322 // 06:38:38
TES orb #4796: 1999-322 // 08:36:20
TES orb #4797: 1999-322 // 10:34:01
TES orb #4798: 1999-322 // 12:31:40
TES orb #4799: 1999-322 // 14:29:15
TES orb #4800: 1999-322 // 16:26:52
TES orb #4801: 1999-322 // 18:24:33
TES orb #4802: 1999-322 // 20:22:14
TES orb #4803: 1999-322 // 22:19:55
TES orb #4804: 1999-323 // 00:17:33
TES orb #4805: 1999-323 // 02:15:09
TES orb #4806: 1999-323 // 04:12:46
TES orb #4807: 1999-323 // 06:10:25
TES orb #4808: 1999-323 // 08:08:05
TES orb #4809: 1999-323 // 10:05:47
TES orb #4810: 1999-323 // 12:03:27
TES orb #4811: 1999-323 // 14:01:04
TES orb #4812: 1999-323 // 15:58:39
TES orb #4813: 1999-323 // 17:56:18


p4704.img notes:
      1) optical switch 00
      2) day surface = -90 to +30 degrees lat., full spectral, full spatial
         night = +60 to -60 degrees lat., spectral mask, full spatial
         poles = rest of lats., spectral mask, spatial mask (all detectors
                 averaged together)
             - short packets except for space/reference sets
      3) for realtime orbits: full spatial, full spectral for entire orbit
             - long packets
      4) limb: all forward looking, space, +75 degrees, limb set (100 km
         height, 1/2 degree steps, padded by one look at surface angle)
             - all short packets
      5) limbs every 10 degrees, alternate orbits (a and b)
      6) continuous limb look - with 3 looks at ~60 degree emission angle
         (50 degrees pnt_angle) between each set for once per week repeat.
         cont_limb 90S - 30N
      7) EPF = -62,-60,-45,0,45,60,62 angles, 5 icks at each angle
      8) 1 N-polar, 1 S-polar (refa orbit), 1 nightside epf(orb 11) per day;
         1 dayside epf per orbit - steps from -75 lat to +75 lat
         in 15 lat steps to cycle through dayside completely in a single day
      9) dense epf- one dense epf targeted every third day,
             - pnt = +-60,+-58,+-55,+-54,+-50 etc to 0 degrees,
             - it will take ~ 1 month to cycle through the full dayside
               latitudinal converage (75S, 60S, 45S, 30S, 15S, 0, 15N,
               30N, 45N, 60N, 75N)
     10) space_ref_long  twice per day on a single orbit: once in noise
         free zone (south pole) and once during panel motion (dark side)
             - set on orb 9 (same places as above), one set during hga 
               motion, one during hga parked time
     11) mosaics (5 x 13) done once per day, varying in latitude
         [-12,-9,-6,-3,0,3 degrees], attempting 1.5 lat x 1 long degree
         coverage
             - used Michael's tools to target and build dayside (5x13)
               mosaics for Dao Vallis [p4716], Adamas Layrintis [p4753],
               Proctor Crater [p4756], Western Hematite [p4757], ML1
               [p4759], Nili [p4767], Hematite3 [p4772]; and nightside
               mosaics for Aram Chaos [p4713/4714], Hematite5 [p4766],
               and Western Hematite [p4789/4790]
             - trial cloud mosaic at Olympus Mons [p4711], 3 strips of
               45 icks at ~+/- 45 degrees emission angle and 0 emission 
               angle, attempting a 5 degree latitude size mosaic with 
               gores between columns
     12) 12 days worth of orbits loaded
     13) mm009 sequence not released prior to upload, last five days
         contain no real time orbits (no info to assign these days)


TES orb #4814: 1999-323 // 19:54:00 - p4814.img
TES orb #4815: 1999-323 // 21:51:41
TES orb #4816: 1999-323 // 23:49:21
TES orb #4817: 1999-324 // 01:46:58
TES orb #4818: 1999-324 // 03:44:34
TES orb #4819: 1999-324 // 05:42:12
TES orb #4820: 1999-324 // 07:39:52
TES orb #4821: 1999-324 // 09:37:33
TES orb #4822: 1999-324 // 11:35:15
TES orb #4823: 1999-324 // 13:32:54
TES orb #4824: 1999-324 // 15:30:30
TES orb #4825: 1999-324 // 17:28:05
TES orb #4826: 1999-324 // 19:25:46
TES orb #4827: 1999-324 // 21:23:28
TES orb #4828: 1999-324 // 23:21:09
TES orb #4829: 1999-325 // 01:18:47
TES orb #4830: 1999-325 // 03:16:24
TES orb #4831: 1999-325 // 05:14:00
TES orb #4832: 1999-325 // 07:11:38
TES orb #4833: 1999-325 // 09:09:19
TES orb #4834: 1999-325 // 11:07:00
TES orb #4835: 1999-325 // 13:04:41
TES orb #4836: 1999-325 // 15:02:18
TES orb #4837: 1999-325 // 16:59:53
TES orb #4838: 1999-325 // 18:57:31
TES orb #4839: 1999-325 // 20:55:12
TES orb #4840: 1999-325 // 22:52:54
TES orb #4841: 1999-326 // 00:50:34
TES orb #4842: 1999-326 // 02:48:11
TES orb #4843: 1999-326 // 04:45:48
TES orb #4844: 1999-326 // 06:43:24
TES orb #4845: 1999-326 // 08:41:04
TES orb #4846: 1999-326 // 10:38:45
TES orb #4847: 1999-326 // 12:36:37
TES orb #4848: 1999-326 // 14:34:07
TES orb #4849: 1999-326 // 16:31:43
TES orb #4850: 1999-326 // 18:29:19
TES orb #4851: 1999-326 // 20:26:59
TES orb #4852: 1999-326 // 22:24:41
TES orb #4853: 1999-327 // 00:22:22
TES orb #4854: 1999-327 // 02:20:01
TES orb #4855: 1999-327 // 04:17:38
TES orb #4856: 1999-327 // 06:15:14
TES orb #4857: 1999-327 // 08:12:52
TES orb #4858: 1999-327 // 10:10:33
TES orb #4859: 1999-327 // 12:08:14
TES orb #4860: 1999-327 // 14:05:55
TES orb #4861: 1999-327 // 16:03:33
TES orb #4862: 1999-327 // 18:01:08
TES orb #4863: 1999-327 // 19:58:45
TES orb #4864: 1999-327 // 21:56:26
TES orb #4865: 1999-327 // 23:54:08
TES orb #4866: 1999-328 // 01:51:48
TES orb #4867: 1999-328 // 03:49:26
TES orb #4868: 1999-328 // 05:47:02
TES orb #4869: 1999-328 // 07:44:39
TES orb #4870: 1999-328 // 09:42:18
TES orb #4871: 1999-328 // 11:39:59
TES orb #4872: 1999-328 // 13:34:41
TES orb #4873: 1999-328 // 15:35:21
TES orb #4874: 1999-328 // 17:32:57
TES orb #4875: 1999-328 // 19:30:33
TES orb #4876: 1999-328 // 21:28:12
TES orb #4877: 1999-328 // 23:25:54
TES orb #4878: 1999-329 // 01:23:35
TES orb #4879: 1999-329 // 03:21:15
TES orb #4880: 1999-329 // 05:18:52
TES orb #4881: 1999-329 // 07:16:28
TES orb #4882: 1999-329 // 09:14:06
TES orb #4883: 1999-329 // 11:11:46
TES orb #4884: 1999-329 // 13:09:28
TES orb #4885: 1999-329 // 15:07:09
TES orb #4886: 1999-329 // 17:04:48


p4814.img notes:
      1) optical switch 00
      2) day surface = -66(desc) to +6(asc) degrees lat., full spectral, 
                       full spatial(day)
         night = +54 to -66 degrees lat., spectral mask, full spatial
         poles = +6(asc) to +54(desc) degrees lat., spectral mask, 
                 spatial mask (all detectors averaged together)
             - short packets except for space/reference sets
      3) for realtime orbits: full spatial, full spectral for entire orbit
             - long packets
      4) three orbits of double scan surface coverage (nadir only, limbs
         remain single-scan) every fourth day centered on mpl landing site
         closest groundtrack orbit that day
      5) limb: all forward looking, space, +75 degrees, limb set (100 km
               height, 1/2 degree steps, padded by one look at surface angle)
             - all short packets
      6) limb set orbits "a" and "b" moved back 2.5 degrees (-25 icks)
      7) limbs every 10 degrees, alternate orbits (a and b)
      8) continuous limb look - with 3 looks at ~60 degree emission angle
         (50 degrees pnt_angle) between each set for once per week repeat.
         cont_limb 90S - 30N
      9) continuous limbs for mpl - fore set for ~47 degrees latitude
         starting at sub-spacecraft latitude of -46(desc) then
         switching to aft set for additional ~47 degrees latitude
         finishing at sub-spacecraft lat. of -46(asc)
             - angles 70, 68.5 to 62.5 in .41 degree steps, 3 icks 50 deg.
      10) EPF = -59.5,-54.5,-47,-26.5,0,26.5,47,54.5,59.5 new angles, 
                5 icks at each angle
      11) 1 N-polar, 1 S-polar, and  1 nightside epf(ref1 orb) per day;
          1 dayside epf per orbit - steps from -75 lat to +75 lat
          in 15 lat steps to cycle through dayside completely in a single day
      12) dense epf- removed from upload - scheduling conflicts with new
          mpl coverage strategy
      13) mpl epf set - 2 double-sided (fore-nadir-aft) sets, one at
          -76 degrees lat. descending, one at -76 degrees lat. ascending
      14) space_ref_long  twice per day on a single orbit: once in noise
          free zone (south pole) and once during panel motion (dark side)
             - set on orb 9 (same places as above), one set during hga 
               motion, one during hga parked time
      15) mosaics (5 x 13), targets of opportunity, single scan, 1 x 1.5
          degree size: Arsia Caldera [p4922], Hematite2 day [p4860], 
          Gusev crater [p4952]
      16) daily mosaics (5 x 13 - single scan) in equatorial band removed
          and replaced by double-scan mosaics (see next...)
      17) mosaics - 5 x 7, double scan, column averaged (detector mask 5)
          1 per day cycling through latitudes -25, -22, -19, -16, -13, 9
      18) new multi day schedule to provide mpl landing site coverage/support
          1st day - normal (regular limb/epf/surface) 
          2nd day - mpl (regular orbit - mpl limb orbit - regular orbit - 
                    mpl epf orbit - regular orbit - etc)
          3rd day - normal with 3 double surface orbits
          4th day - mpl 
          [2nd and 4th days alternate so closest groundtrack orbit to lander 
           switches between mpl-limb and mpl-epf]
      19) 12 days worth of orbits loaded
      ERROR: bit hit(?) during transmission affected double space/ref set 
           - no double scan black body ref collected so cannot calibrate 
             any double-scan observations from this upload
      ERROR: warmstart (1 per orbit for three orbits) at same location 
             during space reference (double and single scans), did not 
             occur in other locations where sequence was executing; will 
             add additional idle ick in attempt to irradicate warmstart


TES orb #4887: 1999-329 // 19:02:24 - p4887.img
TES orb #4888: 1999-329 // 21:00:00
TES orb #4889: 1999-329 // 22:57:41
TES orb #4890: 1999-330 // 00:55:23
TES orb #4891: 1999-330 // 02:53:03
TES orb #4892: 1999-330 // 04:50:42
TES orb #4893: 1999-330 // 06:48:18
TES orb #4894: 1999-330 // 08:45:54
TES orb #4895: 1999-330 // 10:43:33
TES orb #4896: 1999-330 // 12:41:14
TES orb #4897: 1999-330 // 14:38:55
TES orb #4898: 1999-330 // 16:36:35
TES orb #4899: 1999-330 // 18:34:12
TES orb #4900: 1999-330 // 20:31:47
TES orb #4901: 1999-330 // 22:29:26
TES orb #4902: 1999-331 // 00:27:07
TES orb #4903: 1999-331 // 02:24:49
TES orb #4904: 1999-331 // 04:22:29
TES orb #4905: 1999-331 // 06:20:06
TES orb #4906: 1999-331 // 08:17:42
TES orb #4907: 1999-331 // 10:15:20
TES orb #4908: 1999-331 // 12:13:00
TES orb #4909: 1999-331 // 14:10:41
TES orb #4910: 1999-331 // 16:08:23
TES orb #4911: 1999-331 // 18:06:02
TES orb #4912: 1999-331 // 20:03:38
TES orb #4913: 1999-331 // 22:01:14
TES orb #4914: 1999-331 // 23:58:54
TES orb #4915: 1999-332 // 01:56:36
TES orb #4916: 1999-332 // 03:54:17
TES orb #4917: 1999-332 // 05:51:55
TES orb #4918: 1999-332 // 07:49:32
TES orb #4919: 1999-332 // 09:47:08
TES orb #4920: 1999-332 // 11:44:47
TES orb #4921: 1999-332 // 13:42:27
TES orb #4922: 1999-332 // 15:40:09
TES orb #4923: 1999-332 // 17:37:49
TES orb #4924: 1999-332 // 19:35:27
TES orb #4925: 1999-332 // 21:33:02
TES orb #4926: 1999-332 // 23:30:39
TES orb #4927: 1999-333 // 01:28:20
TES orb #4928: 1999-333 // 03:26:02
TES orb #4929: 1999-333 // 05:23:42
TES orb #4930: 1999-333 // 07:21:21
TES orb #4931: 1999-333 // 09:18:56
TES orb #4932: 1999-333 // 11:16:33
TES orb #4933: 1999-333 // 13:14:12
TES orb #4934: 1999-333 // 15:11:54
TES orb #4935: 1999-333 // 17:09:35
TES orb #4936: 1999-333 // 19:07:15
TES orb #4937: 1999-333 // 21:04:51
TES orb #4938: 1999-333 // 23:02:27
TES orb #4939: 1999-334 // 01:00:07
TES orb #4940: 1999-334 // 02:57:49
TES orb #4941: 1999-334 // 04:55:30
TES orb #4942: 1999-334 // 06:53:09
TES orb #4943: 1999-334 // 08:50:46
TES orb #4944: 1999-334 // 10:48:22
TES orb #4945: 1999-334 // 12:46:00
TES orb #4946: 1999-334 // 14:43:41
TES orb #4947: 1999-334 // 16:41:22
TES orb #4948: 1999-334 // 18:39:03
TES orb #4949: 1999-334 // 20:36:42
TES orb #4950: 1999-334 // 22:34:17
TES orb #4951: 1999-335 // 00:31:53
TES orb #4952: 1999-335 // 02:29:34
TES orb #4953: 1999-335 // 04:27:16


p4887.img notes: 
      1) optical switch 00
      2) day surface = -66(desc) to +6(asc) degrees lat., full spectral, 
                       full spatial
         night = +54 to -66 degrees lat., spectral mask, full spatial
         poles = +6(asc) to +54(desc) degrees lat., spectral mask,
                 spatial mask (all detectors averaged together)
             - short packets except for space/reference sets
      3) for realtime orbits: full spatial, full spectral for entire orbit
             - long packets
      4) three orbits of double scan surface coverage (nadir only, limbs
         remain single-scan) every fourth day centered on mpl landing
         site closest groundtrack orbit that day
      5) limb: all forward looking, space, +75 degrees, limb set (100 km
         height, 1/2 degree steps, padded by one look at surface angle)
             - all short packets
      6) limb set orbits "a" and "b" moved back 2.5 degrees (-25 icks)
      7) limbs every 10 degrees, alternate orbits (a and b)
      8) continuous limb look - with 3 looks at ~60 degree emission angle
         (50 degrees pnt_angle) between each set for once per week repeat.
         cont_limb 90S - 30N
      9) continuous limbs for mpl - fore set for ~47 degrees latitude
         starting at sub-spacecraft latitude of -46(desc) then
         switching to aft set for additional ~47 degrees latitude
         finishing at sub-spacecraft lat. of -46(asc)
             - angles 70, 68.5 to 62.5 in .41 degree steps, 3 icks 50 deg.
             - fixed stop time for limb, ends at ick 1375 now
     10) EPF = -59.5,-54.5,-47,-26.5,0,26.5,47,54.5,59.5 new angles,
               5 icks at each angle
     11) 1 N-polar, 1 S-polar, and  1 nightside epf(ref1 orb) per day;
         1 dayside epf per orbit - steps from -75 lat to +75 lat
         in 15 lat steps to cycle through dayside completely in a single day
     12) dense epf- none in this upload
     13) mpl epf set - 2 double-sided (fore-nadir-aft) sets, one at
         -76 degrees lat. descending, one at -76 degrees lat. ascending
             - fixed 2nd one (ascending) to be centered on mpl latitude
     14) space_ref_long  twice per day on a single orbit: once in noise
         free zone (south pole) and once during panel motion (dark side)
             - set on orb 9 (same places as above), one set during hga
               motion, one during hga parked time
     15) mosaics (5 x 13), targets of opportunity, single scan, 1 x 1.5
         degree size:  Arsia Caldera [p4922], Gusev crater[p4952]
     16) daily mosaics (5 x 13 - single scan) in equatorial band removed
         and replaced by double-scan mosaics {see next}
     17) mosaics - 5 x 7, double scan, column averaged (detector mask 5)
         1 per day cycling through latitudes -25, -22, -19, -16, -13, 9
     18) new multi day schedule to provide mpl landing site coverage/support
          1st day - normal (regular limb/epf/surface) 
          2nd day - mpl (regular orbit - mpl limb orbit - regular orbit - 
                    mpl epf orbit - regular orbit - etc)
          3rd day - normal with 3 double surface orbits
          4th day - mpl 
          [2nd and 4th days alternate so closest groundtrack orbit to lander 
           switches between mpl-limb and mpl-epf]
     19) changed space/ref single/double set to address warmstarts and
         lack of refb looks - added additional idle icks between
         space and ref triplets
     20) 12 days worth of orbits loaded
     ERROR: still no refb looks, TES unable to alternate between single
            and double scans within single sequence (?)
            no double scan black body ref collected so cannot calibrate any 
            double- scan observations from this upload
     ERROR: warmstart (1 per orbit for three orbits) at same location during
            space reference (double and single scans), did not occur in other
            locations where sequence was executing