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             <title>DSN Tropospheric Calibration Covering 2012-06-01T03:00:00.001Z to 2012-07-01T03:00:00.000Z</title>
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                   <author_list>Simpson, R. A.</author_list>
                   <publication_year>2022</publication_year>
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                        DSN tropospheric calibrations for radio science 
                        observations, migrated from the original PDS3 archive to PDS4.
                   </description>
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                         <modification_date>2022-05-22</modification_date>
                         <version_id>1.0</version_id>
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                              Initial version of migrated products.  Data files were not changed.
                              New PDS4 labels were generated.  The PDS3 PRODUCT_ID was
                              MESS_RS_2012153_2012183_TRO in data set MESS-V/H-RSS-1-EDR-RAWDATA-V1.0.
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                   <description>
                        DSN tropospheric calibrations for radio science 
                        observations, migrated from the original PDS3 archive to PDS4.
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                               Path delays from multi-frequency observations of GPS satellites 
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                         Dual-frequency GPS radio signals penetrate Earth's troposphere, 
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		  <comment>For pre-2008 files, consider looking at an earlier SIS in the same collection.</comment>
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