PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM OBJECT = TEXT PUBLICATION_DATE = 2000-04-10 NOTE = "Text describes the data." END_OBJECT = TEXT END Galileo Magnetometer Jupiter Approach, Io Encounter, and J0C EDR/MRO Data Mission Phase Name: Jupiter 0 Orbit The EDR files contain data acquired by the Galileo Magnetometer during the Jupiter Approach (solar wind -> magnetosphere), Io, and Jupiter orbit 0 in the J0C mission phase. The data were returned to Earth by Memory Read Out (MRO, 80 byte). EDR file names correspond to the date of the Memory Read Out (MRO) of the data. They follow the convention 'Tyydddx'. The initial 'T' (indicating a time-based the file name) is followed by the year 'yy' and day-of-year 'ddd'. The final 'x' is a sequencing letter (A, B, C, ...) used only when multiple MRO's occur on the same day. The file extension '.DAT' indicates a binary data file, and '.LBL' is used for PDS label files. The data acquisition strategy at Io was somewhat complex. Initially the optimal averager (Opt/Avg) was started with 2 minute averages, then switched to 1 minute averages an hour or so before Io. There was another Opt/Avg on command set to provide coverage outbound from Jupiter post JOI. After the DMS anomaly, the MAG team decided not to risk the Io Opt/Avg data embedded in the Io LRS recording. Since it was too late to have the command removed from the JOI sequence when the DMS anomaly occurred, the MAG team set the Opt/Avg to take 16 hour avg in the JOI sequence. This second on command reset the time tag and began overwriting the Io data until the data was read out on Dec 30. The Io raw data was made redundant when the recorded data was successfully returned during the J0 and G1 cruise playbacks. The Jupiter approach and J0C data are the only data acquired during those times. The EDR files were delivered to the Galileo Magnetometer Team by the Galileo project. The EDR files are given in IBM 370 binary representation and are stored in an an extremely compact format. The structure of the EDR files is completely described in the documents GLL280 and GLL640. The pages pertinent to the MAG description have been scanned into bit map images (TIFF) that are stored in the DOCUMENT directory off the root of this volume.