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Clementine Gravity and
Topography Data
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July 5, 2023.
The Clementine gravity and
topography data sets have been
migrated to the PDS4 standard. The
original PDS3 data products, labels,
and documentation remain available
in their original archive
volume. The only change is that PDS4
labels and documentation have been
added to the archives. The original
data files are unchanged. Please see
geo_notes_and_errata.pdf
for more information.
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This archive contains gravity and
topography data from the Clementine Mission
to the Moon. The gravity products resulted
from the processing of radio tracking data
of the spacecraft, and topographic
information was acquired by a laser ranging
instrument (LIDAR).
Click on the links to view files and directories in
the data set.
Online Data
Use the links for direct access to any part of volume
cl_8xxx.
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root
directory |
Top level of data set |
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aareadme.txt |
Introduction to the archive |
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catalog
directory |
PDS catalog information, including
descriptions of the data set and instrument, and
references |
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document
directory |
Gravity and Topography documentation |
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gravity
directory |
Gravity data |
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topo
directory |
Topography data |
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images
directory |
Images of Gravity and Topography
gridded ascii data files |
Online Tools
Lunar Orbital Data Explorer (ODE)
- Provides search, display, and download
tools for this data set.
Data Set Producer
The topographic data products were produced by Maria
T. Zuber, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, MA, David E. Smith, NASA/Goddard Space Flight
Center, Greenbelt, MD, and Gregory A. Neumann, John
Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. The gravity data were
produced by Frank G. Lemoine, NASA/Goddard Space Flight
Center, Greenbelt, MD. The data complies with Planetary
Data System standards for archival data. Please direct
any questions and comments to the PDS Geosciences Node,
geosci@wunder.wustl.edu.
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