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Product_Observational
- Identification_Area
-
- logical_identifier
- urn:nasa:pds:ulysses-urap:data-wfa-peak-e-10min:92032_92060
- version_id
- 1.0
- title
- Ulysses URAP WFA Peak Electric Field 10 Minute Data 1992-02-01 - 1992-02-29
- information_model_version
- 1.20.0.0
- product_class
- Product_Observational
- Citation_Information
-
- author_list
- Hess, Roger
- publication_year
- 2024
- description
-
This file contains Ulysses Jupiter Encounter peak electric field data
over 10 minute periods for the Waveform Analyzer (WFA)
for 1992-02-01T00:00:00Z to 1992-02-29T23:50:00Z.
- Modification_History
-
- Modification_Detail
-
- modification_date
- 2024-01-22
- version_id
- 1.0
- description
-
This product, 92032_92060.TAB, was released as part
of the PDS3 ULY-J-URAP-4-SUMM-WFA-PEAK-E-10MIN-V1.0 data set. This product was
originally a partial of the remake of the PDS volume ULY_5001 that was produced
for the ESA Special Publication 1230. The metadata have been migrated to PDS4.
The data themselves are unchanged.
- Observation_Area
-
- Time_Coordinates
-
- start_date_time
- 1992-02-01T00:00:00Z
- stop_date_time
- 1992-02-29T23:50:00Z
- Primary_Result_Summary
-
- purpose
- Science
- processing_level
- Calibrated
- description
- Ulysses Jupiter Encounter URAP WFA Peak Electric Field 10 Minute Data
- Science_Facets
-
- domain
- Heliosphere
- domain
- Magnetosphere
- discipline_name
- Fields
- facet1
- Electric
- facet2
- Waves
- Investigation_Area
-
- name
- Ulysses
- type
- Mission
- Internal_Reference
-
- lid_reference
-
urn:esa:psa:context:investigation:mission.ulysses
- reference_type
- data_to_investigation
- Observing_System
-
- Observing_System_Component
-
- name
- Ulysses
- type
- Host
- Internal_Reference
-
- lid_reference
-
urn:esa:psa:context:instrument_host:spacecraft.uly
- reference_type
- is_instrument_host
- Observing_System_Component
-
- name
- URAP-Unified Radio and Plasma Wave Experiment
- type
- Instrument
- Internal_Reference
-
- lid_reference
-
urn:esa:psa:context:instrument:uly.urap
- reference_type
- is_instrument
- Target_Identification
-
- name
- Jupiter
- type
- Planet
- Internal_Reference
-
- lid_reference
-
urn:nasa:pds:context:target:planet.jupiter
- reference_type
- data_to_target
- Discipline_Area
-
- Mission_Information
-
- mission_phase_name
- Jupiter Encounter
- Reference_List
-
- Internal_Reference
-
- lid_reference
-
urn:nasa:pds:ulysses-urap:browse
- reference_type
- data_to_browse
- Source_Product_External
-
- external_source_product_identifier
- ULY-J-URAP-4-SUMM-WFA-PEAK-E-10MIN-V1.0:92032_92060:92032_92060:92032_92060.TAB
- reference_type
- data_to_calibrated_source_product
- doi
- 10.17189/1519873
- curating_facility
- PDS Planetary Plasma Interactions Node
- description
-
This is the first version converted to PDS4. The DOI references the source PDS3 data set.
- File_Area_Observational
-
- File
-
- file_name
- 92032_92060.TAB
- creation_date_time
- 2009-10-19T12:41:45
- file_size
- 1048176
- md5_checksum
- a0ff227d5806d37c3001679190a520f2
- Table_Character
-
- name
- Ulysses URAP WFA Peak Electric Field 10 Minute Data 1992-02-01 - 1992-02-29
- offset
- 0
- records
- 4176
- description
-
The high band channels (upper 12 frequencies) always contain
By. The low band channels (lower 10 frequencies) contain either
By or Bz depending on the mode of the instrument. A flag specifying
the mode is provided for each time interval.
The lowest two frequencies of the WFA are derived in a
different manner so they have been left out of the UDS data.
This leaves 10 frequencies from the low band and 12
frequencies from the high band.
The peak data provided by the WFA high band frequently do not
exceed the threshold background so the average values have
been used in all cases.
The files of peak data were computed by, for all
data falling within the 10 minute periods, finding the maximum
value for each frequency.
The WFA data is affected by interference from other
instruments. In particular, interference from the PFR occurs
and is dependent on the PFR scan mode. For this reason a
flag indicating the PFR mode is provided in the WFA files.
Fill value for bad or missing data is -9.99e+10
- record_delimiter
- Carriage-Return Line-Feed
- Record_Character
-
- fields
- 3
- groups
- 1
- record_length
- 251
- Field_Character
-
- name
- Time
- field_number
- 1
- field_location
- 1
- data_type
- ASCII_Date_Time_YMD
- field_length
- 24
- description
-
Time column. This field contains time in PDS format:
yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.sssZ. The individual elements of the
time field can be read using the FORTRAN format statement
(i4,4(1x,i2),1x,f6.3,1x) yr, mon, day, hr, min, sec.
- Field_Character
-
- name
- Pfrmode
- field_number
- 2
- field_location
- 28
- data_type
- ASCII_Integer
- field_length
- 1
- description
-
Column indicates the scan mode of the PFR instrument.
1: Fast scan mode.
2: Slow scan mode.
3: Fixed-frequency mode.
4: The mode switched during the averaging interval.
5: The mode could not be determined.
- Field_Character
-
- name
- BPS
- field_number
- 3
- field_location
- 29
- data_type
- ASCII_Integer
- field_length
- 1
- description
-
Column indicates telemetry bit rate:
1: 128 bps.
2: 256 bps.
3: 512 bps.
4: 1024 bps.
5: Bit rate changed during averaging period.
6: Bit rate unknown.
- Group_Field_Character
-
- repetitions
- 22
- fields
- 1
- groups
- 0
- group_location
- 30
- group_length
- 220
- Field_Character
-
- name
- WFA Peak E-Field
- field_location
- 1
- data_type
- ASCII_Real
- field_length
- 10
- description
-
This column consists of 22 Waveform Analyzer (WFA) peak electric
field intensities from 22 frequency channels. These values
represent the highest intensities measured over the sampling
interval. Below is a list of the center frequency for each
channel:
F(1): 0.22 Hz
F(2): 0.33 Hz
F(3): 0.44 Hz
F(4): 0.66 Hz
F(5): 0.88 Hz
F(6): 1.33 Hz
F(7): 1.77 Hz
F(8): 2.66 Hz
F(9): 3.55 Hz
F(10): 5.33 Hz
F(11): 9.00 Hz
F(12): 14.00 Hz
F(13): 19.00 Hz
F(14): 28.00 Hz
F(15): 37.00 Hz
F(16): 56.00 Hz
F(17): 75.00 Hz
F(18): 112.00 Hz
F(19): 149.00 Hz
F(20): 224.00 Hz
F(21): 299.00 Hz
F(22): 448.00 Hz
- Special_Constants
-
- missing_constant
- -9.99e+10