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        <logical_identifier>urn:nasa:pds:cassini-mimi-lemms-raw:data-pha:lpha_2004135</logical_identifier> 
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        <title>Cassini MIMI LEMMS Raw Pulse Height Analysis Data for 2004-05-14</title>
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        <Citation_Information>
            <author_list>Manweiler, Jerry</author_list> 
            <publication_year>2024</publication_year> 
            <keyword>LEMMS</keyword>
            <keyword>MIMI</keyword>
            <description> 
                This file contains Cassini Magnetospheric Imaging Instrument (MIMI) Low Energy Magnetospheric
                Measurement System (LEMMS) raw pulse height analysis data for
                2004-05-14T00:00:00.000Z to 2004-05-14T23:59:59.000Z during the Approach Science.
            </description>
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                <description> 
                    This product, LPHA0_2004135_0004.CSV, was originally released as part 
                    of the PDS3 CO-E/J/S/SW-MIMI-2-LEMMS-UNCALIB-V1.1 data set. The metadata
                    have been migrated to PDS4. The data themselves are unchanged.
                </description>
            </Modification_Detail>
        </Modification_History> 
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            <start_date_time>2004-05-14T00:00:00.000Z</start_date_time> 
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        </Time_Coordinates> 
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            <purpose>Science</purpose>
            <processing_level>Raw</processing_level>
            <description>Cassini MIMI LEMMS Raw Pulse Height Analysis Approach Science Data</description>
            <Science_Facets>
                <domain>Magnetosphere</domain>
                <discipline_name>Particles</discipline_name>
                <facet1>Ions</facet1>
                <facet2>Energetic</facet2>
            </Science_Facets>
            <Science_Facets>
                <domain>Magnetosphere</domain>
                <discipline_name>Particles</discipline_name>
                <facet1>Electrons</facet1>
                <facet2>Energetic</facet2>
            </Science_Facets>
        </Primary_Result_Summary> 
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            <name>Cassini-Huygens</name>
            <type>Mission</type>
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            </Internal_Reference> 
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                <name>Cassini Orbiter</name>
                <type>Host</type> 
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            <Observing_System_Component>
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                <Internal_Reference>
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        </Observing_System> 
        <Target_Identification> 
            <name>Solar Wind</name> 
            <type>Plasma Stream</type>
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                <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:target:plasma_stream.solar_wind</lid_reference> 
                <reference_type>data_to_target</reference_type> 
            </Internal_Reference> 
        </Target_Identification>
        <Discipline_Area> 
            <msn:Mission_Information> 
                <msn:mission_phase_name>Approach Science</msn:mission_phase_name>
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                <msn:Orbital_Mission>
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                    <msn:stop_orbit_number>0</msn:stop_orbit_number>
                </msn:Orbital_Mission>
            </msn:Mission_Information>
            <particle:Particle_Observation> 
                <particle:energy_range_minimum unit="keV">30</particle:energy_range_minimum>
                <particle:energy_range_maximum unit="MeV">160</particle:energy_range_maximum> 
                <particle:Particle_Parameter> 
                    <particle:particle_type>Ions</particle:particle_type>   
                    <particle:particle_measurement_type>Pulse Height Analysis</particle:particle_measurement_type>   
                </particle:Particle_Parameter>
            </particle:Particle_Observation>
            <particle:Particle_Observation> 
                <particle:energy_range_minimum unit="keV">15</particle:energy_range_minimum>
                <particle:energy_range_maximum unit="keV">1000</particle:energy_range_maximum>
                <particle:Particle_Parameter> 
                    <particle:particle_type>Electrons</particle:particle_type>      
                    <particle:particle_measurement_type>Pulse Height Analysis</particle:particle_measurement_type>   
                </particle:Particle_Parameter>
            </particle:Particle_Observation>
        </Discipline_Area>
    </Observation_Area> 
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            <reference_type>data_to_geometry</reference_type> 
        </Internal_Reference>      
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            <doi>10.17189/1519598</doi> 
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            <description> 
                This is the first version converted to PDS4. The DOI references the source PDS3 data set. 
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            <description> 
                This file contains multiple rows of information:
                   Row 1 - Column headings as comma separated (CS) double quoted strings.
                   Row 2 - Valid minimum values for each of the data columns (CS).
                   Row 3 - Valid maximum values for each of the data columns (CS).
                   Row 4 - Actual minimum values for each of the data columns (CS).
                   Row 5 - Actual maximum values for each of the data columns (CS).
                   Row 6 - Mean value of all data within each column (CS).
                   Row 7 - Standard Deviation of all data within each column (CS).
            </description>
        </Header> 
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            <name>Cassini MIMI LEMMS Raw Pulse Height Analysis Data for 2004-05-14</name>
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            <records>6874</records>
            <record_delimiter>Carriage-Return Line-Feed</record_delimiter>
            <field_delimiter>Comma</field_delimiter>
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                <fields>17</fields>
                <groups>3</groups>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Purpose</name>
                    <field_number>1</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_String</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">32</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      The PURPOSE field identifies the purpose or function of the data        
      contained in current row. Valid entries include:                        
      SCI - normal science data values                                        
      VALID_MIN - the inclusive or exclusive minimum value allowed for this   
      column                                                                  
      VALID_MAX - the inclusive or exclusive maximum value allowed for this   
      column                                                                  
      MIN - the minimum value for this column present in this product         
      MAX - the maximum value for this column present in this product         
      MEAN - the mean of the values in this column in this product, this      
      value will be rounded for integer columns                               
      STDEV - the standard deviation of the values in this column in this     
      product, this value will be rounded for integer columns
                    </description>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>UTC</name>
                    <field_number>2</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Date_Time_DOY</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">21</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>
      The time as YYYY-DOYTHH:MM:SS.HHH calculated using the starting
      Ephemeris Time for this record
                    </description>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>SCLOCK</name>
                    <field_number>3</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_String</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">16</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>
      SCLOCK in ticks calculated using the starting Ephemeris Time for this  
      record. The SCLOCK format is #/NNNNNNNNNN.FFF where                    
      # is the partition number                                              
      NNNNNNNNNN is the number of ticks since the beginning of the mission   
      FFF is the fine number of ticks as 1/256 of a second
                    </description>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Start_Ephermeris_S</name>
                    <field_number>4</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length> 
                    <unit>seconds</unit> 
                    <description>                                             
      The J2000 ephemeris time in seconds at the beginning of the time period 
      for this record.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>757339265</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>-71063936</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>End_Ephemeris_S</name>
                    <field_number>5</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length> 
                    <unit>seconds</unit> 
                    <description>                                             
      The J2000 ephemeris time in seconds at the end of the time period for   
      this record.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>757339265</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>-71063936</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Spin_Counter</name>
                    <field_number>6</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      MIMI always organizes time by Spins, when Cassini is not in spin mode,  
      MIMI uses a commanded virtual spin period. This column is a counter     
      that increments with each spin or virtual spin. This counter resets     
      when MIMI undergoes certain operations like shutdown, and is not        
      sufficiently large that it will not roll over.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>16383</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Sector</name>
                    <field_number>7</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      Each spin is divided into 16 sectors. Sectors have no meaning with      
      regard to pointing. They are nothing more or less than segments of      
      time. This column contains the zero based index of the sector.          
      Sectors have special significance in that the beginning of a sector is  
      the only time that MIMI records the SCLOCK. All other times must be     
      calculated based on the subsector, and, where appropriate, microsector  
      values provided below. Times in this product were calculated in this    
      manner.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>15</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Start_Sector_Sclock_Major</name>
                    <field_number>8</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      The value of the Spacecraft clock at the beginning of Sector during     
      which this record occurred. This, combined with subsector, and          
      microsector where appropriate, is the monotonic timestamp for the each  
      record. All other times are calculated from this time representation.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>4000000000</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Subsector</name>
                    <field_number>9</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      Each sector is divided into 16 subsectors. Subsectors have no meaning   
      as far as pointing. They are nothing more or less than segments of      
      time.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>15</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Microsectors_Covered</name>
                    <field_number>10</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      Each subsector is divided into 16 microsectors. Microsectors have no    
      meaning as far as pointing. They are nothing more or less than segments 
      of time. This column is the number of microsectors over which this      
      record was recorded, i.e. 16 for one subsector, 32 for two subsectors,  
      256 for one sector, etc.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>1024</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>2</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Spin_Period_S</name>
                    <field_number>11</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type> 
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length> 
                    <unit>seconds</unit> 
                    <description>                                             
      The spacecraft spin period in seconds. If the spacecraft is not in spin 
      mode, this is the virtual spin period used by the MIMI sensor to        
      determine the timing of data collection. This value is not very         
      reliable. It represents the 'nominal' spin period. When the spin period 
      is changing, it will not be very accurate.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>3072</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>680</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Staring</name>
                    <field_number>12</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      0 if the spacecraft is in spin mode, 1 if the not in spin mode.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>1</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Sensor_Bitrate</name>
                    <field_number>13</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">1</maximum_field_length> 
                    <description>                                             
      Describes the bit rate of each of the sensors (CHEMS, INCA, LEMMS).        
      1 = very low, 2 = low, 3 = medium, 4 = high, 5 = very high.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>5</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>1</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Group_Field_Delimited>
                    <repetitions>64</repetitions>
                    <fields>1</fields>
                    <groups>0</groups>
                    <Field_Delimited> 
                        <name>Detector_A_Bin_0_63</name>
                        <field_number>14</field_number>
                        <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                        <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                        <description>                                             
                            This field contains an array of counts observed within each of the 64  
                            energy bins for detector A,                                            
                            accumulated over the time interval derived from either the             
                            END_EPHEMERIS_S - START_EPHEMERIS_S or else                            
                            START_EPHEMERIS_S (of the next contiguous record) - START_EPHEMERIS_S  
                            (of this record). Detector A                                           
                            energy bins are logarithmically spaced.                                
                            See the MIMI_CALIBRATION calibration file for spacing deltas and min    
                            and max energies
                        </description>
                        <Special_Constants>
                            <valid_maximum>65534</valid_maximum> 
                            <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                        </Special_Constants>
                    </Field_Delimited>
                </Group_Field_Delimited>
                <Group_Field_Delimited>
                    <repetitions>64</repetitions>
                    <fields>1</fields>
                    <groups>0</groups>
                    <Field_Delimited> 
                        <name>Detector_E_Bin_0_63</name>
                        <field_number>1</field_number>
                        <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                        <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                        <description>                                             
                            This field contains an array of counts observed within each of the 64  
                            energy bins for detector E,                                            
                            accumulated over the time interval derived from either the             
                            END_EPHEMERIS_S - START_EPHEMERIS_S or else                            
                            START_EPHEMERIS_S (of the next contiguous record) - START_EPHEMERIS_S  
                            (of this record). Detector E                                           
                            energy bins are logarithmically spaced.                                
                            See the MIMI_CALIBRATION calibration file for spacing deltas and min    
                            and max energies
                        </description>
                        <Special_Constants>
                            <valid_maximum>65534</valid_maximum> 
                            <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                        </Special_Constants>
                    </Field_Delimited>
                </Group_Field_Delimited>
                <Group_Field_Delimited>
                    <repetitions>64</repetitions>
                    <fields>1</fields>
                    <groups>0</groups>
                    <Field_Delimited> 
                        <name>Detector_F1_Bin_0_63</name>
                        <field_number>1</field_number>
                        <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
                        <maximum_field_length unit="byte">10</maximum_field_length> 
                        <description>                                             
                            This field contains an array of counts observed within each of the 64  
                            energy bins for detector F,                                            
                            accumulated over the time interval derived from either the             
                            END_EPHEMERIS_S - START_EPHEMERIS_S or else                            
                            START_EPHEMERIS_S (of the next contiguous record) - START_EPHEMERIS_S  
                            (of this record). Detector F                                           
                            energy bins are logarithmically spaced.                                
                            See the MIMI_CALIBRATION calibration file for spacing deltas and min    
                            and max energies
                        </description>
                        <Special_Constants>
                            <valid_maximum>65534</valid_maximum> 
                            <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                        </Special_Constants>
                    </Field_Delimited>
                </Group_Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>Center_Look_Angle_Degrees</name>
                    <field_number>14</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length> 
                    <unit>degrees</unit>
                    <description>
                        The angle in degrees of the LEMMS Low Energy Telescope (LET) boresight  
                        relative to the spacecraft -Z axis.                                     
                        NOTE: This angle gives the LET position not at the start of the         
                        measurement, but at the middle of the measurement so as to facilitate   
                        pitch angle calculations. This angle is zero when the LEMMS Low Energy  
                        Telescope (LET) is aligned with the spacecraft -Z axis and the angle    
                        increases as the platform rotates towards the spacecraft -X axis.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>360</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>0</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>LEMMS_Sun_Angle</name>
                    <field_number>15</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length>
                    <unit>degrees</unit> 
                    <description>
                        The angle between the LEMMS Low Energy Telescope (LET) boresight and    
                        the spacecraft-to-Sun vector. This angle is calculated at the midpoint  
                        in time of the measurement and is useful in understanding when data     
                        corruption occurs due to light contamination from Solar UV radiation,   
                        which can cause spurious increases in the counting rates of the LET     
                        and High Energy Telescope (HET) of LEMMS.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>180</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>-1000.000</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>LEMMS_Sun_Angle_Phi</name>
                    <field_number>16</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length>
                    <unit>degrees</unit> 
                    <description>
                        This field represents the angle between the spacecraft-to-Sun vector    
                        projected into the spacecraft X-Z plane and the boresight of the LEMMS  
                        Low Energy Telescope (LET). Let the X-Z projection of the               
                        spacecraft-to-Sun vector be Vproj, and then compute for Vproj a         
                        rotation angle away from the spacecraft -Z axis (in the same way the    
                        field 77, the CENTER_LOOK_ANGLE_DEGREES, is computed), and then         
                        LEMMS_SUN_ANGLE_PHI is Q minus CENTER_LOOK_ANGLE_DEGREES.               
                        This angle is calculated at the midpoint in time of the measurement     
                        and is useful in understanding when data corruption occurs due to       
                        light contamination from Solar UV radiation, which can cause spurious   
                        increases in the counting rates of the LET and High Energy              
                        Telescope (HET) of LEMMS.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>180</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>-1000.000</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
                <Field_Delimited> 
                    <name>LEMMS_Sun_Angle_Theta</name>
                    <field_number>17</field_number>
                    <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
                    <maximum_field_length unit="byte">20</maximum_field_length>
                    <unit>degrees</unit> 
                    <description>
                        This field represents the angle between the spacecraft-to-Sun vector    
                        and the spacecraft X-Z plane. This angle is calculated at the midpoint  
                        in time of the measurement and is useful in understanding when data     
                        corruption occurs due to light contamination from Solar UV radiation,   
                        which can cause spurious increases in the counting rates of the LET     
                        and High Energy Telescope (HET) of LEMMS.
                    </description>
                    <Special_Constants>
                        <valid_maximum>180</valid_maximum> 
                        <valid_minimum>-1000.000</valid_minimum>
                    </Special_Constants>
                </Field_Delimited>
            </Record_Delimited>
        </Table_Delimited>
    </File_Area_Observational>
</Product_Observational>
