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[mcaplinger]

Looks like we released the April-September 2005 MOC data (cycles S05-S10) this morning -- http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/index.html

[djellison]

I thought that - but then why would engineering activity affect the release of previously taken science data. The last one owas May 11th, so the next should have been Nov 11th really. And CTX/MARCI data taking again, shouldn't really have got in the way of this new release either as the processing and release of thata up until conjunction would have been funded with the previous extension.

I don't mind it being late - but it's frustrating to see the PDS Imaging node report one date, then push it, then push it again, then we sail right past it without the data. I would rather they stuffed the release date out to mid Decmeber and release it when they say they will.

Doug

[mcaplinger]

I don't mind it being late - but it's frustrating to see the PDS Imaging node report one date, then push it, then push it again, then we sail right past it without the data. I would rather they stuffed the release date out to mid Decmeber and release it when they say they will.

The data was delivered to PDS on schedule and has been on the PDS website for quite some time. Did you try looking there? Note the volumes for S11-S16 at the bottom of the page.

http://pdsimg.jpl.nasa.gov/Admin/resources...html#mgsMOCDSDP

The MOC Gallery update has been delayed, but so, it seems, has the USGS web access. You should note that the Gallery has always been a pro bono effort. I don't know what the status of the USGS pages is.