urn:nasa:pds:context:telescope:malarguee.dss84_35m 1.0 1.13.0.0 Product_Context 2021-01-31 1.0 Original context file for the 35-m ESA antenna at Malarguee when used for JPL-based radio science activities. DSS-84 is an ad hoc identifier assigned by the JPL Radar and Radio Science Systems Group. urn:nasa:pds:radiosci.documentation:dsn.0159-science:2009-05-18 instrument_to_document The Software Interface Specification (SIS) for the Radio Science Receiver (RSR) principles of operation and output data format description. A portable RSR could be temporarily installed at the Malarguee ESA tracking station to collect open loop radio science data. http://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Operations/ESA_Ground_Stations/Malarguee_-_DSA_3 An overview of the Malarguee station of the European Space Agency tracking network. 35 290.601667 -35.7761111 1550. Wikipedia DSS-84 is an ad hoc identifier for the ESA 35-m telescope near Malarguee, Argentina, assigned by the Radar and Radio Science Systems Group at JPL. The telescope is a Cassegrain beam waveguide (BWG) antenna constructed between 2009 and 2012; it was inaugurated in December 2012 and began routine service in early 2013. The telescope has dichroic mirrors to separate X- and Ka-band signals; it transmits up to 20 kW at 7 GHz and receives at 8 GHz 32 GHz using helium-cooled low-noise amplifiers. The ESA designation for the telescope is DSA-3, following New Norcia (DSA-1; DSS-74) and Cebreros (DSA-2).