PDS_VERSION_ID                = PDS3
RECORD_TYPE                   = FIXED_LENGTH
FILE_RECORDS                  = 10240
RECORD_BYTES                  = 10240
^IMAGE                        = "MEGR_S_128.IMG"
DATA_SET_ID                   = "MGS-M-MOLA-5-MEGDR-L3-V1.0"
PRODUCT_ID                    = "MEGR_S_128.IMG"
SPACECRAFT_NAME               = "MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR"
INSTRUMENT_ID                 = MOLA
INSTRUMENT_NAME               = "MARS ORBITER LASER ALTIMETER"
TARGET_NAME                   = MARS
START_TIME                    = 1997-09-15T19:10:00.000
STOP_TIME                     = 2001-06-30T11:10:40.000
START_ORBIT_NUMBER            = 3
STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER             = 20333
PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME         = 2006-03-01T01:00:00
PRODUCT_VERSION_ID            = "1.0"
PRODUCER_ID                   = MGS_MOLA_TEAM
PRODUCER_FULL_NAME            = "DAVID E. SMITH"
PRODUCER_INSTITUTION_NAME     = "GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER"
DESCRIPTION                   = "This data product is a shape
 map of the south pole of Mars at a resolution of 128 pixels per degree,
 based on altimetry data acquired by the Mars Global Surveyor MOLA
 instrument and accumulated over the course of the primary and extended
 mission. The MOLA Precision Experiment Data Records (PEDRs) are the
 source for this data set. Map coordinates use the IAU2000 reference system.
 The binned data include all MOLA nadir observations from the Mapping Phase
 through the Primary and Extended missions, from the end of aerobraking
 in February 1999 through June 2001.  Additionally, off-nadir observations
 of the north pole are included from 87 S latitude and southward, taken
 during during Mapping from 87 S to the pole. The number of samples in each
 bin is given in the MEGC_S_128.IMG data product.
   Since the projection of radius to a polar map view is nonstandard, it
 should be pointed out that there is no flattening assumed and the MAP_SCALE
 is approximate. The pixel {x, y} coordinates are given by
 2*sin[0.5*(Pi-colatitude)]*{sin[longitude],-cos[longitude]}*MAP_RESOLUTION
 +0.5*{(LINE_SAMPLES+1),(LINES+1)}. The first pixel lies at 37.4532S, 315E."
OBJECT                        = IMAGE
 NAME                         = MEAN_SHAPE
 LINES                        = 10240
 LINE_SAMPLES                 = 10240
 SAMPLE_TYPE                  = IEEE_REAL
 SAMPLE_BITS                  = 32
 UNIT                         = METER
 SCALING_FACTOR               = 1.0
 OFFSET                       = 0
 DESCRIPTION                  = "Each sample represents mean
radius in units of meters relative to a 3396000 meter radius spherical
datum, in the IAU2000 reference frame."
END_OBJECT                    = IMAGE

OBJECT                        = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
 ^DATA_SET_MAP_PROJECTION     = "DSMAP_POLAR.CAT"
 MAP_PROJECTION_TYPE          = "POLAR STEREOGRAPHIC"
 A_AXIS_RADIUS                = 3396.0 <KM>
 B_AXIS_RADIUS                = 3396.0 <KM>
 C_AXIS_RADIUS                = 3396.0 <KM>
 FIRST_STANDARD_PARALLEL      = 'N/A'
 SECOND_STANDARD_PARALLEL     = 'N/A'
 POSITIVE_LONGITUDE_DIRECTION = "EAST"
 CENTER_LATITUDE              = -90.0 <DEGREE>
 CENTER_LONGITUDE             = 'N/A'
 REFERENCE_LATITUDE           = 'N/A'
 REFERENCE_LONGITUDE          = 'N/A'
 LINE_FIRST_PIXEL             = 1
 LINE_LAST_PIXEL              = 10240
 SAMPLE_FIRST_PIXEL           = 1
 SAMPLE_LAST_PIXEL            = 10240
 MAP_PROJECTION_ROTATION      = 0.0
 MAP_RESOLUTION               = 128.0 <PIXEL/DEGREE>
 MAP_SCALE                    = 0.460 <KM/PIXEL>
 MAXIMUM_LATITUDE             = -37.4532 <DEGREE>
 MINIMUM_LATITUDE             = -90.00 <DEGREE>
 WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE        = 'N/A'
 EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE        = 'N/A'
 LINE_PROJECTION_OFFSET       = 'N/A'
 SAMPLE_PROJECTION_OFFSET     = 'N/A'
 COORDINATE_SYSTEM_TYPE       = "BODY-FIXED ROTATING"
 COORDINATE_SYSTEM_NAME       = "PLANETOCENTRIC"
END_OBJECT                    = IMAGE_MAP_PROJECTION
END