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mcaplinger
post Jan 4 2024, 05:21 PM
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(Started a new thread to avoid cluttering up the PJ57 thread with PJ58 discussion.)


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post Feb 14 2024, 04:46 PM
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The PDS release calendar is here: https://pds.nasa.gov/datasearch/subscriptio...ndar-2024.shtml

As Mike mentioned, PJ53 (and 51) data was released to the PDS a couple of weeks ago (I'll post my processed versions of that JIRAM data on those pages in a minute). PJ57/58 PDS data (and thus JIRAM data) should be publicly available on the week of September 24. Mike noted that the schedule is a bit variable so that date is approximate though teams seem to be releasing data a few days to a week early. Also they did change up the release cadence a bit... Last year it was 3 orbits every 4 months, and I was prepared for the PDS release at the end of this month (even asked for time off from HiRISE for it...).


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