CCSD3ZF0000100000001NJPL3IF0PDSX00000001 PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM RECORD_BYTES = 512 FILE_NAME = 'FILE_15.AUX' FILE_RECORDS = 542 HARDWARE_MODEL_ID = 'SUN SPARCSTATION 10 MODEL 30' OPERATING_SYSTEM_ID = 'SUN OS 4.1.3' DATA_SET_ID = 'MGN-V-RDRS-5-BIDR-FULL-RES-V1.0' PRODUCT_ID = 'F-BIDR.02853;04' SPACECRAFT_ID = MGN SPACECRAFT_NAME = MAGELLAN INSTRUMENT_ID = RDRS INSTRUMENT_NAME = 'RADAR SYSTEM' TARGET_NAME = VENUS START_TIME = 1991-08-18T02:14:00.688 STOP_TIME = 1991-08-18T02:51:09.750 SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_START_COUNT = '01202885.26.5.0' SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_STOP_COUNT = '01202922.03.1.0' START_ORBIT_NUMBER = 2853 STOP_ORBIT_NUMBER = 2853 PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = 1994-10-10 INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = BINARY DESCRIPTION = "This file serves as an index to the image data in FILE_15. This file is used by several VICAR and GIPS programs to directly access portions of the BIDR swath without having to read the entire image. Index files are in VICAR/IBIS format. They consist of an ASCII header, followed by data blocks. The header consists of a series of blank-delimited ASCII strings, each in the format 'keyword=value'. If 'value' contains blanks, it is enclosed in single quotes. The first keyword is LBLSIZE, whose value, usually 512, is the length of the header, in bytes. Other important header keywords are NS, the length of each data block (also usually 512 bytes), NL, the number of data blocks, ORBIT, the BIDR orbit number, and REF_MERIDIAN, the reference meridian of the BIDR's sinusoidal projection. The remainder of the header block is filled with NULs. The header is followed by a single data block which starts with a 4-byte integer field whose value is the number of data blocks, nblk, in the original BIDR. The integer is written in VAX binary format. The remainder of the index file consists of 10 groups of data blocks. Each group consists of nblk 4-byte fields, and the last block of each group is padded with NUL bytes to a multiple of the block length, NS. The total number of data blocks is therefore 10*ceil(4*nblk/NS)+1, where the ceil function returns the smallest integer that is not less than its argument. The ten sets of data blocks contain information about the nblk BIDR image data blocks. Fields marked (I) contain 4-byte VAX signed integers, while those marked (F) contain 4-byte single-precision VAX floats. 1. Running sum of the number of pixel lines of data preceding the start of the image data block (I) 2. Physical BIDR record number containing start of image data block header. Record numbering starts at 1. (I) 3. Byte number of start of BIDR image data block header in the physical record. Byte numbering starts at 1. (I) 4. Physical BIDR record number containing start of image data block. Record numbering starts at 1. (I) 5. Byte number of start of BIDR image data block in the physical record. Byte numbering starts at 1. (I) 6. Number of image lines in the BIDR image data block. (I) 7. Number of image samples (+ 4-byte header) in the BIDR image data block. (I) 8. Latitude of first pixel in the BIDR image data block. (F) 9. Longitude of first pixel in the BIDR image data block. (F) 10. Offset of first pixel the BIDR image data block from the reference meridian, in pixels. (I)" END