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ERRORS AND/OR ANOMALIES IN THE CURRENT VOLUME

Volume CORADR_0034, Version 1
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1.  The Cassini Radar Transition file (EXTRAS/CRT_035_V01.TAB) contains
no information about ScanStart and ScanEnd transitions.

2.  The uncompressed LBDR product has an attached label.
Normally, a file that has been compressed with ZIP would have been
generated without an attached label.

3.  In the volume index table (INDEX/INDEX.TAB), double quotes enclose
all the date/time values.  Normally, PDS date/time values are not
quoted, but quoting makes parsing easier for some applications.

4.  The HTML documents in the DOCUMENT directory contain HTML character
codes that, while all-ASCII, are not easily interpretable by someone
who is reading the HTML documents as text documents.  For example,
"&#945;" represents the lower-case Greek character "alpha" and is
rendered as such in a web browser.  Equivalent and more legible character
codes (e.g., "&#alpha;") are available as of the HTML 4.0 specification
but cannot be used here, as PDS requires HTML documents to comply to the
HTML 3.2 specification.

5.  The science data segment fields in the SBDR and LBDR products are
invalid and flagged accordingly.  Distant satellite observations
do not generate burst by burst science results.  Instead, the science
results for distant satellite observations are summarized in the AAREADME.TXT
file in the top level directory of this volume.  Disk integrated results
were omitted from this volume.

6.  The user should be aware that the antenna main beam usually covers all
or a significant fraction of the target body during distant satellite
observations.  The boresight geometry fields are of limited value since
they apply only to the center of the antenna beam.  In some cases
spacecraft pointing control puts the boresight off of the target and these
fields are then invalid.

7.  The instrument is operating in a special mode for this data take.
Multiple bursts in flight are used to accomodate the very high range
to the target.  This slightly alters the meaning of the active mode
geometry fields in the science data segment of the SBDR and LBDR files.
For more information refer to section 8.2.1.143 in DOCUMENT/BODPSIS.PDF.

ERRORS AND/OR ANOMALIES IN PREVIOUS VOLUMES

Not Applicable


