Document title: RIMS Catalogue.txt SFD
Project: DE
NDADS Datatype: RIMS                      
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NDADS filename: DOCUMENT_RIMS_CATALOGUE.SFD               
TRF entry: b46607.txt in NSSDC's controlled digital document library, Feb. 1998.
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TYPE_OF_FILE_NAME:  RIMS Data Catalogue Listing
FILE_ATTRIBUTES:  ASCII Text file
TYPE_OF_FILE_DESCRIPTION:
Each line of ASCII text represents one RIMS operation cycle and
lists the instrument on/off time (UT) and data quality
information.   The file name is CATALOGUE.TXT 

DESCRIPTION:  CATALOGUE.TXT file contents

OPERATION CYCLE NUMBER:  The operation cycle number.   An
operation cycle begins with an instrument "on" command and ends
with an instrument "off" command.  Note that more than one
operation cycle may be performed during a single spacecraft
orbit. 

DATE:  The year and daynumber is coded as
	 (YEAR-1900) * 1000 + DAYNUMBER

TIME INTERVAL:  The start/stop time (UT) of the operation cycle (HHMM). 

ARCHIVE FLAG:   Used by RIMS team to flag which data have been archived 
to optical disk. The numerical entry is the disk number on which the data 
resides. Other entries are:
		nd or no= no data or too little data to archive.  This 
entry usually means no useful data was collected. Used also 
whenever the electrometer was operated with the channeltrons off. 
In this latter case, the nd entry is followed by a notation of 
"Electrometer only".
		oo = the data was not on hand when the rest of the data 
was written to the optical platter.  Usually means the data was placed 
on order from GSFC.

QUALITY INFORMATION:  Text to summarize data anomalies, data gaps, and data
processing problems.  Several terms and shorthand notations are used in this
file.  A notation of "Sunpulse" means that a response of the radial head
detector to solar UV can be seen in spectrograms of the data, identified as a
locus of low counts in the low mass detectors that follows a straight line and
is not organized according to spin angle. Shorthand notations include the
following: 
		DNA = data not available followed by a universal 
time (UT), eg. DNA:1402-1500 means data not available for the 
times 1402 UT to 1500 UT.  This entry is usually used when data 
was collected on the spacecraft but did not survive to the 
telemetry end product. 
		LMCD = low mass channel degraded.  Recognizable 
as H+ counts that are lower than the He+ counts in the high mass 
channel. Usually occurs when the spacecraft is in the plasmasphere.
                BMD = Bad memory dump. When this is noted, the
telemetry was in error or bits were incorrectin the RIMS 
memory. In either case, no data is obtained.

             
EXAMPLE_TEXT:
 31 81289 0300-0445 01A
 32 81289 0634-0827 01A Sunpulse
 33 81289 1111-1841 01A Sunpulse
 34 81289 1926-2218 01A Sunpulse
 35 81290 0307-0812 01A Sunpulse
 36 81290 0939-1148 01A Sunpulse tape recorder off after 1018 UT
 37 81290 1417-2232 01A Sunpulse
 38 81290 2336-0128 O1A Sunpulse