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From trish@rodan.jpl.nasa.gov Sun Jan 25 09:27:33 1998
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From: Trish Priest <trish@rodan.jpl.nasa.gov>
Subject: Occultation #2
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Hello,

Data collection for the second grazing occultation went very smoothly.
No buffer overflows; no error messages.  It was very quiet.  There was a
strong signal in the SSI display, and we did not see any perceptable
changes due to the atmosphere.

DSP record times:  025-15:33:00 to 025-15:54:00
1-way signal:      025-15:33:17 to 025-15:52:35

SOE:  p105a.01.soe
OPTG: optg_i_980123_OD104_114_V1
SPK: spk_i_980123_OD104_114_V1

Jennifer had a question about the binary format of the predicts, so we
used DSN predicts instead.  She will look at the format issue at DTF-21
on Monday, and we will verify the predicts with MGS during some one-way
period other than an occultation period.

Yesterday's data is on the CDR but has not made it to the TDS.  We
believe that it is a simple directory issue which can be resolved
Monday.  The data may not get to the TDS before Monday afternoon,
however.  I will let you know as soon as it is available.  I apologize
for the delay; I forgot to warn Tom Boreham to expect data.

Tomorrow's occultation occurs at 3:50 AM PST, and we are expecting to see
the surface.

-Trish