PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM START_TIME = 1999-06-05T00:00:00Z STOP_TIME = 1999-06-25T00:00:00Z DATA_SET_ID = "MGS-M-RSS-1-MAP-V1.0" INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = "MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR" TARGET_NAME = MARS ^PS_DOCUMENT = "HEA9200A.PS1" DESCRIPTION = " This document is one PostScript file (a figure) accompanying the MGS Radio Science Team daily health report (HEA9200A.TXT) for 1999-07-19. 'PostScript' is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated." OBJECT = PS_DOCUMENT DOCUMENT_NAME = "FIGURE TO ACCOMPANY HEA9200A.TXT" PUBLICATION_DATE = 1999-07-19 DOCUMENT_TOPIC_TYPE = "DAILY HEALTH REPORT" INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = BINARY DOCUMENT_FORMAT = "POSTSCRIPT" FILES = 1 DESCRIPTION = " Caption: Allan Deviation versus time for twenty recent days. As part of troubleshooting at SPC 40, Trish Priest has asked whether there were discernible differences in Allan Deviation from DSP-1 and DSP-2. Joe Twicken computed and plotted values, not only for SPC 40, but for all complexes at both 0.82 and 3.28 sec integrations. Although there are variations, it does not appear that any complex is significantly better or worse than another. Nor does it appear that DSP-1 (used on some days at SPC 40) is either better or worse than DSP-2 in its Allan Deviation. The 3.28 sec Allan Deviations (not shown) are somewhat lower than the 0.8 sec values, and their (subjective) spread is about twice as much." END_OBJECT = PS_DOCUMENT END