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        <title>Lunar Prospector Large-Scale Vector Field Maps Data at the east component of B from 60-90 south latitude</title>
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            <author_list>Hood, Lon L.</author_list>
            <publication_year>2024</publication_year>
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                This file contains Lunar Prospector Magnetometer (MAG) Derived Data.                             
                Large-Scale Vector Field Maps at a Common Altitude of 37 km. The spatial 
                resolution of the grid (0.25 x 0.25 degrees) is much less than the mean S/C altitude.               
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            <description>Lunar Prospector MAG Derived Data Large-Scale Vector Field Maps at a Common Altitude of 37 km</description>
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                This is the first version converted to PDS4. The DOI references the source PDS3 data set.  
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            <file_name>B_60-90S_EAS.TAB</file_name>
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                File naming convention:  B_aaa-bbbc_ddd.TAB, where:                         
                aaa and bbb indicate the initial and final latitude or                   
                longitude for the file;                                                
                c is the letter N, S, E or W, indicating a compass direction             
                (this also tells you whether the aaa and bbb are latitude              
                or longitude; for example, if c is E, then aaa-bbb must                
                be east longitude);                                                    
                ddd indicates which field component is mapped in the file                
                (EAS = East field component; NOR = North field component;              
                RAD = Radial field component; TOT = total field).                      
                
                File name example:  B_120-180E_RAD.TAB describes the radial                
                component of B from 120-180 east longitude.       
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        <name>Lunar Prospector Large-Scale Vector Field Maps Data at the east component of B from 60-90 south latitude</name>
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                The measured parameters consist of the three vector components                
                of the lunar crustal magnetic field in East, North, and Radial (ENR)          
                coordinates, and the field magnitude at an altitude of 37 km.  The            
                units of the field measurements are nanoTeslas (nT). 1 nT = 0.00001           
                Gauss.  ENR coordinates are centered at the instantaneous spacecraft          
                location with X directed eastward, Y directed northward, and Z directed       
                radial to the Moon.        
            </description>
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                      <unit>degrees</unit>                       
                      <description>
                          Latitude at this grid point (South is negative; North is positive).
                      </description>   
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                      <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type> 
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                      <unit>degrees</unit>                       
                      <description>
                          East longitude at this grid point.
                      </description>  
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                <Field_Character>
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                      <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type> 
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                      <unit>nT</unit>    
                      <description>
                          Magnetic field value in nanoTeslas at constant altitude                   
                          of 37 km.  The last three letters of the file name,                       
                          before the extension, indicates what is contained in this                 
                          column (EAS = East field component; NOR = North field                     
                          component; RAD = Radial field component; TOT = total field).
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                          Number of data points in this latitude/longitude bin.                     
                          The bin size can be deduced from the difference between                   
                          successive latitude and longitude values (0.25 degrees                    
                          by 0.25 degrees for this altitude).
                      </description>                       
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