PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM OBJECT = TEXT PUBLICATION_DATE = 2012-03-05 NOTE = "Data Set errata: known errors/anomalies" END_OBJECT = TEXT END ERRATA.TXT - Contains text information describing errors and/or anomalies found in the current volume as well as errors and/or anomalies found in previous volumes of a volume set. Date Comment 05Mar12 Two data files were discovered to be missing labels at the time these data were reorganized into the one dataset/volume format. (The labels were apparently lost to media failure on the DVD-RO they were originally copied to.) These data files are: data/2000/171/cifdbl/m0136820643f4_2p_cif_dbl.fit data/2000/190/cifdbl/m0138438639f4_2p_cif_dbl.fit Labels were re-created by using the parallel /cif/ directory file. The MEAN, STANDARD_DEVIATION, MINUMUM, and MAXIMUM values were not calculated for this effort, though, so those keywords were deleted from the IMAGE object definition in these two labels. 01Sep01 In the data labels on this volume, some PDS keywords may contain numeric values that are used to represent the figurative constants "N/A" and "UNK". The keywords affected and numeric value equivalents are as follows: Keyword Numeric values and Equivalent RIGHT_ASCENSION +1.0E32 = "UNK" DECLINATION +1.0E32 = "UNK" CELESTIAL_NORTH_CLOCK_ANGLE +1.0E32 = "UNK" CENTER_LATITUDE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" CENTER_LONGITUDE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" EMISSION_ANGLE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" INCIDENCE_ANGLE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" PHASE_ANGLE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" SLANT_DISTANCE -1.0E32 = "N/A", +1.0E32 = "UNK" TARGET_CENTER_DISTANCE -1.0E32 = "N/A" HORIZONTAL_PIXEL_SCALE -1.0E32 = "N/A" VERTICAL_PIXEL_SCALE -1.0E32 = "N/A" Keywords are given the value of "N/A" in situations where the computation of that value does not apply. As an example, all of the keywords related to calculations of a point of intersection on a solar system body surface do not apply when the line of sight for a particular instrument does not intersect the surface of a body. Keywords are given the value of "UNK" in situations where the information needed to calculate that value are unknown. All of the keywords above require knowledge of spacecraft orientation and/or position information, as well as models of various solar system bodies. There are certain instances in time during the mission when this information is unknown.