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            <publication_year>2025</publication_year> 
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            <keyword>RSS</keyword>
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                This file contains a digital map of Mars gravity anomalies evaluated
                for the GGM2B model to 60x60 from the Mars Global Surveyor. These 
                data cover 1997-10-13T00:00:00Z to 2000-02-29T12:05:00Z.
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                    <family_name>Smith</family_name>
                    <sequence_number>1</sequence_number>
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                        <organization_name>Goddard Space Flight Center</organization_name>
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                    migrated to PDS4. 
                    
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                    -90.0 and +90.0, respectively, because those are the limits of 
                    the area represented by the pixels.  In cases where the radio science 
                    image has 181 rows (-90.0, -89.0, ...,-1.0, 0.0, +1.0, ..., +90.0), 
                    the radio science label would show  
                                       MINIMUM_LATITUDE = -90.0 and                   
                                       MAXIMUM_LATITUDE =  90.0                       
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            <processing_level>Derived</processing_level> 
            <description>Mars Global Surveyor Gravity Anomaly Maps Data</description>
        </Primary_Result_Summary> 
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            <type>Mission</type>
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                <type>Host</type> 
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            <type>Planet</type>
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                <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:target:planet.mars</lid_reference> 
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                                    <cart:standard_parallel_1 unit="deg">0</cart:standard_parallel_1>
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            <doi>10.17189/1519757</doi> 
            <curating_facility>PDS Planetary Plasma Interactions Node</curating_facility> 
            <description> 
                This is the first version converted to PDS4. The DOI references the source PDS3 data set.  
            </description>
        </Source_Product_External>
    </Reference_List> 
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        <File>
            <file_name>GGM2BA60.IMG</file_name>
            <creation_date_time>2001-03-21T09:45:30</creation_date_time>
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            <axes>3</axes>
            <axis_index_order>Last Index Fastest</axis_index_order>
            <description>
                The model was constructed from 955,115 observations, summarized
                in the table below.  MGS data are limited to tracking from the               
                Aerobraking Hiatus and Science Phasing Orbit (SPO) subphases of the          
                Orbit Insertion phase of the mission and from February 1999 to               
                February 2000 after the orbit was circularized.                              
                                                                                             
                           Time Periods                      Total                           
                                                         Arcs  Observations                  
                      -----------------------            ----  ------------                  
                      Hiatus                               2       24119                     
                      SPO-1                                8       31001                     
                      SPO-2                               16      157972                     
                      Feb-Mar 1999                         9       76813                     
                      Apr 1999 - Feb 2000                 47      665210                     
                      -----------------------            ----  ------------                  
                      Total                                       955115                        
            </description>
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            </Special_Constants>
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                <description>
                    The Digital Map contains values of vertical 
   gravity in milligals (1 milligal = 0.01 mm/s/s).  The true values can be   
   obtained by multiplying the sample in the map by SCALING_FACTOR and then   
   adding OFFSET. 
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