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   xmlns="http://pds.nasa.gov/pds4/pds/v1"
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     ">
    <Identification_Area>
        <logical_identifier>urn:nasa:pds:mgs-rss:data-sri:9153x24a</logical_identifier> 
        <version_id>1.0</version_id>
        <title>MGS Derived Surface Reflection Image Data 1999-06-02T23:24:00 - 1999-06-02T23:36:00</title> 
        <information_model_version>1.22.0.0</information_model_version> 
        <product_class>Product_Observational</product_class>
        <Citation_Information>
            <publication_year>2025</publication_year> 
            <keyword>MGS</keyword>
            <keyword>RSS</keyword>
            <description> 
                This file contains a 2-D array in image format showing power vs frequency 
                and time near a Mars Global Surveyor radio occultation.  A nominal image 
                is made from 300 512-point power spectra where the spacing between spectra 
                is 0.2048 s and the frequency spanned is 2500 Hz (4.88 Hz resolution).  
                Images show the spacecraft carrier emerging from occultation (egress) or            
                disappearing as the spacecraft goes behind the limb (ingress). Near the        
                occultation time there may be a weak surface echo racing away from the      
                carrier to lower frequencies (egress) or coming in from higher frequencies         
                to merge with the carrier at occultation (ingress).
            </description>
            <List_Author>
                <Person>
                    <given_name>Richard</given_name>
                    <family_name>Simpson</family_name>
                    <sequence_number>1</sequence_number>
                    <Affiliation>
                        <organization_name>Stanford University</organization_name>
                        <organization_rorid>https://ror.org/00f54p054</organization_rorid>
                    </Affiliation>
                </Person>
            </List_Author>
        </Citation_Information>
        <Modification_History>
            <Modification_Detail>
                <modification_date>2025-02-18</modification_date>
                <version_id>1.0</version_id>
                <description>
                    This product, 9153X24A.SRI, was originally released as part
                    of the PDS3 MGS-M-RSS-5-SDP-V1.0 data set. The metadata
                    have been migrated to PDS4. The data themselves are unchanged.
                </description>
            </Modification_Detail>
        </Modification_History>
    </Identification_Area>
    <Observation_Area>
        <Time_Coordinates>
            <start_date_time>1999-06-02T23:24:00Z</start_date_time>
            <stop_date_time>1999-06-02T23:36:00Z</stop_date_time>
        </Time_Coordinates>
        <Primary_Result_Summary>
            <purpose>Science</purpose>
            <processing_level>Derived</processing_level> 
            <description>Mars Global Surveyor Surface Reflection Geometry</description>
        </Primary_Result_Summary> 
        <Investigation_Area>
            <name>Mars Global Surveyor</name>
            <type>Mission</type>
            <Internal_Reference>
                <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:investigation:mission.mars_global_surveyor</lid_reference> 
                <reference_type>data_to_investigation</reference_type>
            </Internal_Reference> 
        </Investigation_Area> 
        <Observing_System>
            <Observing_System_Component>
                <name>Mars Global Surveyor</name>
                <type>Host</type> 
                <Internal_Reference>
                    <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:instrument_host:spacecraft.mgs</lid_reference> 
                    <reference_type>is_instrument_host</reference_type> 
                </Internal_Reference> 
            </Observing_System_Component> 
            <Observing_System_Component>
                <name>Radio Science Subsystem (RSS)</name>
                <type>Instrument</type> 
                <Internal_Reference>
                    <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:instrument:mgs.rss</lid_reference>
                    <reference_type>is_instrument</reference_type>
                </Internal_Reference> 
            </Observing_System_Component> 
        </Observing_System>  
        <Target_Identification> 
            <name>Mars</name> 
            <type>Planet</type>
            <Internal_Reference>
                <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:target:planet.mars</lid_reference> 
                <reference_type>data_to_target</reference_type> 
            </Internal_Reference> 
        </Target_Identification>
        <Discipline_Area>
            <disp:Display_Settings>
                <Local_Internal_Reference>
                    <local_identifier_reference>Array_2D_Image</local_identifier_reference>
                    <local_reference_type>display_settings_to_array</local_reference_type>
                </Local_Internal_Reference>
                <disp:Display_Direction>
                    <disp:horizontal_display_axis>Sample</disp:horizontal_display_axis>
                    <disp:horizontal_display_direction>Left to Right</disp:horizontal_display_direction>
                    <disp:vertical_display_axis>Line</disp:vertical_display_axis>
                    <disp:vertical_display_direction>Top to Bottom</disp:vertical_display_direction>
                </disp:Display_Direction>
            </disp:Display_Settings>
        </Discipline_Area>
    </Observation_Area>
    <Reference_List>
        <Source_Product_External> 
            <external_source_product_identifier>MGS-M-RSS-5-SDP-V1.0:9153X24A.SRI:9153X24A.SRI</external_source_product_identifier> 
            <reference_type>data_to_derived_source_product</reference_type>
            <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> 
    <File_Area_Observational>
        <File>
            <file_name>9153X24A.SRI</file_name>
            <creation_date_time>2001-03-21T09:50:08</creation_date_time>
            <file_size unit="byte">307200</file_size>
            <md5_checksum>0415e671d0f8b9a85926e90f8a43f578</md5_checksum>
            <comment>
                File names are of the form  ydddHmmC.SRI  where y is the one-digit           
                year, ddd is the 3-digit day-of-year, H is a letter denoting the             
                hour (A=00, B=01, ..., X=23), and mm is the 2-digit minute of the            
                first data in the file. 

                C indicates version of the file; C='A' is the first version, 'B' is 
                the second version, etc.  ydddHmm in these files is intended to be 
                similar to  ydddHmm in  TPS and TPH occultation file names and in SRT
                and SRI surface scattering file names.  
                
                However, because SRI files are produced independently, this correspondence 
                cannot be guaranteed. Further, mm  in the other files can sometimes include 
                a letter -- if data were collected simultaneously at two antennas; and the 
                version indicators (C) may be entirely different.                                    
            </comment>
        </File>
        <Array_2D_Image>
            <local_identifier>Array_2D_Image</local_identifier>
            <offset unit="byte">0</offset>
            <axes>2</axes>
            <axis_index_order>Last Index Fastest</axis_index_order>
            <description>
                This image contains values of received signal power versus 
                frequency and time in units of decibels relative to one watt. 
                Values can be obtained by multiplying the sample in the image 
                by the scaling factor and then adding the offset.      
                                  
                Each line in the image corresponds to one power spectrum. The 
                first line in the file is the LAST spectrum. The first point 
                in a line corresponds to the lowest frequency (0 Hz).                                  
            </description>
            <Element_Array>
                <data_type>SignedMSB2</data_type>
                <unit>dB</unit>
                <scaling_factor>0.01</scaling_factor>
            </Element_Array>
            <Axis_Array>
                <axis_name>Line</axis_name>
                <elements>300</elements>
                <sequence_number>1</sequence_number>
            </Axis_Array>
            <Axis_Array>
                <axis_name>Sample</axis_name>
                <elements>512</elements>
                <sequence_number>2</sequence_number>
            </Axis_Array>
        </Array_2D_Image>
    </File_Area_Observational>
</Product_Observational>
