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            <author_list>Cheng, A.</author_list>
            <editor_list>Hirsch, B.; Carcich, B.</editor_list>
            <publication_year>2026</publication_year>
            <doi>10.26007/yhd8-bg20</doi>
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                This data set contains Raw data taken by New Horizons Long Range
                Reconnaissance Imager instrument during the JUPITER mission phase.                            
                                                                              
                LORRI is a narrow angle (Field Of View, FOV = 0.29 degree square), high 
                resolution (5 microradian/pixel), telescope. A two-dimensional (2-D) CCD
                detector, with 1024x1024 pixels (optically active region) operates in   
                standard frame-transfer mode. LORRI can also perform on-chip 4x4 binning
                to produce images of 256x256 pixels. LORRI has no color filters and so  
                provides panchromatic imaging over a wide bandpass extending            
                approximately from 350 nm to 850 nm. The common data product is a 2-D   
                image of brightnesses that can be calibrated to physical units once     
                color spectrum information is known.
                                                                              
                LORRI science observations for the Jupiter Phase include                
                observations of the Jovian system:  the Jovian atmosphere and           
                clouds including full disk rotation movie and resolved images of        
                selected features like the Great Red Spot and the Little Red Spot;      
                Jovian ring system and associated small satellites; the Galilean        
                satellites with particular attention to Io under both sunlit and        
                eclipse conditions, and eclipse observations of both Europa and         
                Ganymede; the small irregular satellites Elara, Himalia,                
                Callirrhoe.  Additional observations were taken to test and/or          
                characterize and/or calibrate the modes and performance of the          
                LORRI.       

				These data were migrated from the previously released PDS3 data set
                NH-J-LORRI-2-JUPITER-V3.0.
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                    have been recalculated using a newer SPICE kernel. (B. Hirsch)</description>
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