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    <title>LRO Diviner Targeted EPF Data - 1938 P60 mare</title>
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      <reference_text>Bennett, K. A., E. Foote, C. Gallinger, T. Powell, E. Jhoti, J.-P. Williams, F. Leader, and D. Paige (2024a), Diviner emission phase function (EPF) Targeting campaign,
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        Reconnaissance Orbiter's 3rd, 4th, and 5th Extended Science Missions (Bennett et al., 2024a). EPF observations provide information about the angular infrared emissivity of the lunar 
        surface and can yield constraints on the lunar surface roughness and composition. Accurate models of the lunar EPF will be important for any future instruments with off-nadir 
        temperature measurements that must be normalized to a standard viewing angle.</description>
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          <data_type>ASCII_String</data_type>
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          <field_number>2</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_String</data_type>
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          <field_number>3</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_String</data_type>
          <description>Time at the midpoint of observation (SCET, UTC). e.g., "19:35.37.440".</description>
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          <field_number>5</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
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            <minimum>0</minimum>            
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          <description>The distance from the center of the moon to the sun (AU). e.g., 1.00001.</description>
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          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Subsolar Latitude (deg). -1.7 to 1.7 degrees.</description>
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            <minimum>-1.7</minimum>            
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          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
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            decimal fraction of a second but rather subseconds. Each second is divided into 65536 subseconds, thus the range for subseconds is 0 - 65535. e.g., 123456789.00001.</description>
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          <field_number>10</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
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          <description>Subspacecraft Latitude (deg). -90.00000 to 90.00000.</description>
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            <minimum>-90.00000</minimum>            
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          <name>sclon</name>
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          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Subspacecraft East Longitude (deg). -180.00000 to 180.00000.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>180.00000</maximum>           
            <minimum>-180.00000</minimum>           
          </Field_Statistics>
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          <field_number>12</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>km</unit>
          <description>Distance from the center of moon to the spacecraft (km). e.g., 11000.00000.</description>
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        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>scalt</name>
          <field_number>13</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>km</unit>
          <description>Distance from the surface of the moon to the spacecraft (km). e.g., 11000.00000. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS.</description>
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          <name>el_cmd</name>
          <field_number>14</field_number>
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          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Last Elevation Command (deg). 0 to 270.000.</description>
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            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
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            <maximum>270.000</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
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          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Last Azimuth Command (deg). 0 to 270.000.</description>
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            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
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            <minimum>0</minimum>            
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          <field_number>16</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Activity Flag. Range is -999 to 999. See Appendix B of the DLRE RDR SIS for description.</description>
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            <maximum>999</maximum>
            <minimum>-999</minimum>            
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          <field_number>17</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Orientation Latitude (deg). The latitudinal component of the "orientation vector", a vector from the center of the moon in the direction of the detector array direction 
            (defined as from detector 21 to detector 1). Provides angular orientation of the FOVs. -90.00000 to 90.00000.</description>
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            <maximum>90.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>-90.00000</minimum>            
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          <name>vert_lon</name>
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          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Orientation Longitude (deg). The east longitudinal component of the "orientation vector", a vector from the center of the moon in the direction of the detector array 
            direction (defined as from detector 21 to detector 1). Provides angular orientation of the FOVs. -180.00000 to 180.00000.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>180.00000</maximum>           
            <minimum>-180.00000</minimum>           
          </Field_Statistics>
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          <field_number>19</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Diviner Channel Number. 1 to 9.</description>
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            <maximum>9</maximum>
            <minimum>1</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
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        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>det</name>
          <field_number>20</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Diviner Detector Number. 1 to 21.</description>
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            <maximum>21</maximum>
            <minimum>1</minimum>            
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          <name>vlookx</name>
          <field_number>21</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <description>The X component of the Diviner Look Unit Vector, using the lunar coordinate system described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. -1.0 to 1.0.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>1.0</maximum>
            <minimum>-1.0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>vlooky</name>
          <field_number>22</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <description>The Y component of the Diviner Look Unit Vector, using the lunar coordinate system described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. -1.0 to 1.0.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>1.0</maximum>
            <minimum>-1.0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>vlookz</name>
          <field_number>23</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <description>The Z component of the Diviner Look Unit Vector, using the lunar coordinate system described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. -1.0 to 1.0.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>1.0</maximum>
            <minimum>-1.0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>radiance</name>
          <field_number>24</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>W m-2 sr-1</unit>
          <description>Calibrated Radiance (W m-2 sr-1). The realistic range of radiance is -1000.0000 to 1000.0000, but this number can be as high as 99999.9999 during spacecraft or 
            instrument anomalies.</description>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>tb</name>
          <field_number>25</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>K</unit>
          <description>Calibrated Brightness Temperature (K). Except for Channels 1 and 2, which is radiance relative to normally illuminated Lambert surface at sun-moon distance. The 
            realistic range of tb is -450.000 to 450.000, but this number can be as high as 9999.999 during spacecraft or instrument anomalies. Negative values correspond to negative 
            radiances.</description>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>clat</name>
          <field_number>26</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Latitude of FOV center (deg). Undefined if off planet. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. 
            -90.00000 to 90.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>90.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>-90.00000</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
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          <name>clon</name>
          <field_number>27</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>East longitude of FOV center (deg). Undefined if off planet. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. -180.00000 to 180.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>180.00000</maximum>           
            <minimum>-180.00000</minimum>           
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
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          <name>cemis</name>
          <field_number>28</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Emission Angle at FOV center (deg). This is the angle between the vector from the surface FOV center to Diviner and a "normal" vector drawn perpendicular to the Moon's 
            surface. Undefined if off planet. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. 0 to 90.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>90.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
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          <name>csunzen</name>
          <field_number>29</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Solar Zenith angle at FOV center (deg). This is the angle between the vector from the surface FOV center to the Sun and a "normal" vector drawn perpendicular to the 
            Moon's surface. Undefined when off planet except during solar calibrations when it is defined as the angle between the vector to the Sun and the normal vector of the solar 
            calibration target. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. 0 to 180.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>180.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
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          <name>csunazi</name>
          <field_number>30</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>degrees</unit>
          <description>Solar Azimuth Angle at FOV Center (deg). 0 degrees when aligned with the solar vector and measured counter-clockwise when looking down at the planet. Undefined when off 
            planet except during solar calibrations when it is defined as the angle between the projection of the vector to the sun onto the solar calibration target plane and the X-axis of 
            the solar calibration target reference system (STS). The X-axis direction of the STS is roughly parallel to the outward edge of the solar calibration target panel. Uses spherical 
            moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. 180.00000 to 180.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>180.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>-180.00000</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
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          <name>cloctime</name>
          <field_number>31</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Real</data_type>
          <unit>hours</unit>
          <description>Local time at FOV Center (hours past midnight). Undefined if off planet. Uses spherical moon approximation as described in Section 2.4.3 of the Diviner RDR SIS. 
            0 to 24.00000.</description>
          <Special_Constants>
            <invalid_constant>-9999</invalid_constant>
          </Special_Constants>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>24.00000</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
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          <name>qca</name>
          <field_number>32</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Quality Flag for Calibration. A 3-digit decimal integer representing an 8-bit binary quality flag. Bits set to 1 represent various conditions which compromise data 
            quality. A value of zero represents best quality and increasing values indicate lower quality. Range is 0 to 255. See Appendix C of the Diviner RDR SIS for more details.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>255</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>qge</name>
          <field_number>33</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Quality Flag for Geometry. A 3-digit decimal integer representing an 8-bit binary quality flag. Bits set to 1 represent various conditions which compromise data quality. 
            A value of zero represents best quality and increasing values indicate lower quality. Range is 0 to 255. See Appendix C of the Diviner RDR SIS for more details.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>255</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
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          <name>qmi</name>
          <field_number>34</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Quality Flag for Miscellaneous. A 3-digit decimal integer representing an 8-bit binary quality flag. Bits set to 1 represent various conditions which compromise data 
            quality. A value of zero represents best quality and increasing values indicate lower quality. Range is 0 to 255. See Appendix C of the Diviner RDR SIS for more details.</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>255</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
        </Field_Delimited>
        <Field_Delimited>
          <name>qual</name>
          <field_number>35</field_number>
          <data_type>ASCII_Integer</data_type>
          <description>Noise quality flag (0-2).</description>
          <Field_Statistics>
            <maximum>2</maximum>
            <minimum>0</minimum>            
          </Field_Statistics>
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