The current data set (version V1.1) is superseding the
        previous released version of Comet Escort 1 data set
        (RO-C-GIA-3-ESC1-COMET-ESCORT-1-V1.0),we fixed a time issue
        occurred in some tables and we have addressed all the RIDs
        requested during the scientific review.
        The format of data reported in GIADA data sets is the same
        for all mission phases. Physical Measurements, obtained by the
        detected events (GDS+IS or IS only) are reported in the
        PHYSDATA dir, in which we report: Time, Momentum, Mass and
        speed of each detected particles.
        The data reported in PHYSDATA dir are processed by  the GIADA
        PIPELINE, which distinguishes the 'GOOD' data present in the
        GDSIS and IS dir from the spurious events.
        So the data reported in PHYSDATA dir are classified as 'GOOD',
        [see RO_GIA_IAPSUPA_IF_012_I1, par. 3.3.1], i.e. no spurious
        SCI data are reported.
        The GIADA data collected in the present DataSet are complete
        and follow, without time interruption, the data of  Prelanding
        DataSet (RO-C-GIA-3-PRL-PRELANDING-V1.1).
        The GIADA Scientific phase started on 7 May 2014 and was
        devoted to the characterization of the 67P environment.
        Housekeeping and Calibration data from all GIADA sub-systems
        are useful to evaluate instrument health and behaviour when
        compared with similar data acquired during other mission
        phases.
        The current data set is superceding a previous Comet Escort 1
        data set( RO-C-GIA-3-ESC1-COMET-ESCORT-1-V1.0). We fixed an
        issue on some times reported in:  GDS, GDS_CAL, IS_CAL, MBS,
        MBS_CAL and GDSIS tables.
        We stress that this error has never affected the data
        contained in PHYSDATA dir

The present dataset has undergone a scientific review, and
        all scientific RIDS have been addressed.
        The data reported in this data set have been converted from
        ADC counts to engineering values. The quality of the
        Housekeeping and Calibration data is good. Scientific data
        are reported in PHYSDATA directory.
        See RO-GIA-IAPSUPA-RP-118-1
        (reported in DOCUMENTation dir) for the configuration of GIADA
        during this mission phase.