Voyager 2 Jupiter CRS Derived Proton/Ion/Electron Flux Averaged Data           
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Introduction                                                                   
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This document contains information pertaining to the Voyager 2 Jupiter CRS     
Derived Proton/Ion/Electron Flux Averaged Data Bundle, which contains data     
recorded during the Voyager 2 Jupiter Encounter and submitted to the           
Planetary Data System (PDS) by Voyager CRS investigators.                      
                                                                               
This bundle is organized into several collections, including Browse Ions,      
Browse Electrons, Browse Pulse Height, Ion Averaged Data,  Electron Averaged   
Data, Pulse Height Ion Averaged Data and document. PDS4 documentation is all   
XML. There is an XML label for every product in the archive.                   
                                                                               
Every effort has been made to insure that the data are of the best quality     
available.  However, users are encouraged to verify the correctness of the     
data prior to submitting any publications or other work based on these         
data and report any issues to PDS/PPI.                                         
                                                                               
This is a PDS4 archive of the following PDS data set:                          
VG2-J-CRS-5-SUMM-FLUX-V1.0 (https://doi.org/10.17189/1519936)                  
These data were originally archived under PDS3 in the VG_1502 volume.          
                                                                               
Under the PDS3 standard all archives were self contained and could in          
principle be stored in a single file system (disk, CD-ROM, etc.).  PDS4 takes  
advantage of network capabilities that allow archives to be                    
distributed.  As a result, some of the documents and meta data previously      
stored in the PDS3 catalog files are no longer maintained locally, but are     
maintained in a central repository.  Those files are referenced by unique PDS  
logical identifiers that are included in the document collection inventory.    
                                                                               
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