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GALILEO TDF DATA: JOVIAN SYSTEM EPHEMERIS IMPROVEMENT EXPERIMENT 1996-199 to 1997-344
GO-J-RSS-1-ODF-V1.0	UNCERTIFIED

This volume contains Galileo raw radio tracking data and ancillary files from the Jovian System Ephemeris Improvement Experiment.

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6199199A

Start Time:	1996-07-17T02:40:20Z	Stop Time:	1996-07-17T03:17:20Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

6199199A.ODF

6228228A

Start Time:	1996-08-15T00:38:30Z	Stop Time:	1996-08-15T01:12:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

6228228A.ODF

6256256A

Start Time:	1996-09-12T03:45:00Z	Stop Time:	1996-09-12T04:19:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

6256256A.ODF

6286286A

Start Time:	1996-10-12T01:48:00Z	Stop Time:	1996-10-12T02:05:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

6286286A.ODF

6329329A

Start Time:	1996-11-24T18:33:21Z	Stop Time:	1996-11-24T19:14:30Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

6329329A.ODF

7054054A

Start Time:	1997-02-23T14:05:50Z	Stop Time:	1997-02-23T14:47:20Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7054054A.ODF

7067067A

Start Time:	1997-03-08T13:13:06Z	Stop Time:	1997-03-08T13:54:36Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7067067A.ODF

7081081A

Start Time:	1997-03-22T12:39:46Z	Stop Time:	1997-03-22T13:21:16Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7081081A.ODF

7098098A

Start Time:	1997-04-08T18:15:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-04-08T18:47:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7098098A.ODF

7109109A

Start Time:	1997-04-19T17:15:12Z	Stop Time:	1997-04-19T17:47:12Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7109109A.ODF

7123123A

Start Time:	1997-05-03T16:46:12Z	Stop Time:	1997-05-03T17:18:12Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7123123A.ODF

7132132A

Start Time:	1997-05-12T10:02:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-05-12T10:34:33Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7132132A.ODF

7147147A

Start Time:	1997-05-27T08:47:06Z	Stop Time:	1997-05-27T09:19:45Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7147147A.ODF

7161161A

Start Time:	1997-06-10T07:57:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-06-10T08:29:30Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7161161A.ODF

7181181A

Start Time:	1997-06-30T12:17:48Z	Stop Time:	1997-06-30T12:50:18Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7181181A.ODF

7193193A

Start Time:	1997-07-12T11:17:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-07-12T11:49:30Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7193193A.ODF

7224224A

Start Time:	1997-08-12T09:17:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-08-12T09:49:30Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7224224A.ODF

7238238A

Start Time:	1997-08-26T08:16:54Z	Stop Time:	1997-08-26T08:46:15Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7238238A.ODF

7265265A

Start Time:	1997-09-22T06:47:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-09-22T07:19:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7265265A.ODF

7280281A

Start Time:	1997-10-07T23:32:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-10-08T00:14:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7280281A.ODF

7293293A

Start Time:	1997-10-20T04:41:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-10-20T05:13:00Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7293293A.ODF

7316316A

Start Time:	1997-11-12T03:47:00Z	Stop Time:	1997-11-12T04:19:30Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: JPL/DSN Document 820-13; Rev A DSN System Requirements Detail Interface Design TRK-2-18 DSN Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Mark IVA Effective Date: May 15, 1984

7316316A.ODF

7344344A

Start Time:	1997-12-10T02:46:54Z	Stop Time:	1997-12-10T03:19:31Z
Orbit Data Files (ODFs) are produced by the NASA/JPL Multi-Mission Navigation Radio Metric Data Conditioning Team for use in determining spacecraft trajectories, gravity fields affecting them, and radio propagation conditions. Each ODF consists of many 36-byte logical records, which fall into 7 primary groups plus an End-of-File Group. An ODF usually contains most groups, but may not have all. The first record in each of the 7 primary groups is a header record; depending on the group, there may be from zero to many data records following each header. The ODF is described in: MGSO System Requirements Detail Interface Design SFOC-NAV-TRK-2-18 MGSO Tracking System Interfaces Orbit Data File Interface Reissue Date: August 1, 1996 Effective Date: 15 April 1997

7344344A.ODF

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