exposure_offset in ISS_​Calibrated_​Attributes

Name: exposure_offsetLDD Version: 1.8.1.0IM Version: 1.25.0.0
Description: The shutter timing correction applied during the exposure correction step, measured in milliseconds. This offset accounts for the finite time required for the shutter to fully open and close, which affects the actual exposure time of the image. The offset values (2.75 ms for NAC, 2.67 ms for WAC) were determined through ground calibration and represent the mean delay across the field of view. These values are used in conjunction with temperature-dependent shutter offset files that provide position-specific corrections across the detector.
Namespace Id: cassiniSteward: atmClass Name: ISS_​Calibrated_​AttributesType: ASCII_​Short_​String_​Collapsed
Minimum Value: NoneMaximum Value: NoneMinimum Characters: 1Maximum Characters: 255
Unit of Measure Type: NoneDefault Unit Id: NoneAttribute Concept: NoneConceptual Domain: SHORT_STRING
Status: ActiveNillable: falsePattern: None
Permissible Value(s)ValueValue Meaning
 2.67 msExposure offset value for the ISS wide-angle camera.
 2.75 msExposure offset value for the ISS narrow-angle camera.