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Magellan Global
Topography, Emissivity, Reflectivity, and Slope Data
Record (GXDR)
This archive contains the MIT Global Topography Data Record (GTDR), Global
Emissivity Data Record (GEDR), Global Slope Data Record (GSDR), and the Global
Reflectivity Data Record (GREDR). This archive also contains documentation to support access and
use of the images.
The original PDS3 volume MG_3002 has been migrated to PDS4. The PDS3 volume
will remain available at the links below for the time being.
PDS4 Bundle
root directory |
Top level of bundle |
readme.txt |
Introduction to the bundle |
data collection |
Contains all GxDR data products |
browse collection |
Contains browse versions of GxDR data products |
document collection |
Contains document files describing the data bundle and its
contents |
miscellaneous collection |
Contains a GxDR product catalog |
PDS3 Volume MG_3002
root directory |
Top level of data set |
aareadme.txt |
Introduction to the archive |
gcumcomm.txt |
A description of known errors and anomalies in this and all
previous Magellan GxDR data sets |
index directory |
Contains index files which describe products published
previously, or on this volume |
document directory |
Contains document files describing products, missions, and
organization |
label directory |
Contains catalog information describing the GxDR Magellan
data products to be submitted to PDS |
software directory |
Contains useful software for displaying the images on this
and other Magellan data sets |
gredr directory |
Global reflectivity data record |
gsdr directory |
Global slope data record |
gtdr directory |
global topographic data record |
gedr directory |
Global emissivity data record |
Data Set Producer
The data and documentation were generated at MIT by Peter Ford,
Gordon Pettengill, Fang Liu, and Joan Quigley from data supplied by the Magellan
Project. Please direct
any questions and comments to the PDS Geosciences Node,
geosci@wunder.wustl.edu.
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