CCSD3ZF0000100000001NJPL3IF0PDS200000001 = SFDU_LABEL
/* Detached PDS label for an AIRSAR image */
RECORD_TYPE                    = FIXED_LENGTH
RECORD_BYTES                   = 4096
FILE_RECORDS                   = 750
/* Pointer to image file */
^IMAGE                         = "DETH004V.IMG"
/* Image descriptive information */
DATA_SET_ID                    = "NDC8-E-ASAR-4-RADAR-V1.0"
TARGET_NAME                    = EARTH
IMAGE_TIME                     = 1988-06-02T09:41:09Z
INSTRUMENT_NAME                = AIRSAR
SOURCE_TAPE_ID                 = "CM0102"
FEATURE_NAME                   = "PISGAH-LAVIC SITE"
LATITUDE                       = 34.668 <DEGREES>
LONGITUDE                      = 116.348 <DEGREES>
TRANSMITTED_POLARIZATION       = "HORIZONTAL"
RECEIVED_POLARIZATION          = "VERTICAL"
WAVELENGTH                     =  5.66 <CENTIMETERS>
INCIDENCE_ANGLE                = 23.804 <DEGREES>
AIRCRAFT_ALTITUDE              = 8544. <METERS>
AIRCRAFT_HEADING               = 306.3 <DEGREES>
CROSS_TRACK_SAMPLE_SIZE        = 6.662 <METERS>
ALONG_TRACK_SAMPLE_SIZE        = 12.10 <METERS>
PRODUCER_FULL_NAME             = "JEFFREY J. PLAUT"
NOTE                           = "A radar backscatter cross section
      image (i.e., sigma naught) derived from data acquired by the
      quad-pol airborne AIRSAR instrument mounted on the NASA DC-8
      aircraft.  The image is projected in a slant range coordinate
      system, where the sample direction is aligned with the ground
      track and the line direction is aligned with increasing range.
      The incidence angle varies across the scene.  The near range value
      is listed in the label.  For reference, see Zebker, H. A., J. J.
      vanZyl, and D. N. Held, Imaging radar polarimetry from wave
      synthesis, J. Geophys. Res., 92, 683-701, 1987."

/* Object description */
OBJECT                         = IMAGE
   LINES                       = 750
   LINE_SAMPLES                = 1024
   SAMPLE_BITS                 = 32
   SAMPLE_TYPE                 = VAX_REAL
END_OBJECT                     = IMAGE
END