It's starting to appear, the ISS volumes COISS_2026 and COISS_2027 are up, but not searchable yet. They can be accessed directly:
http://pdsimg.jpl.nasa.gov/data/cassini/ca...ter/coiss_2026/
http://pdsimg.jpl.nasa.gov/data/cassini/ca...ter/coiss_2027/

I've done a preliminary browse of the thumbnails to see if anything interesting's up. This is still the time period when Cassini was spending a lot of time on the nightside, seeing unlit rings. The real good Saturn stuff should be appearing in the Jan 1, 2008 release.

In the meantime, here are a few takeouts:

Hyperion in natural color, 2x magnified.


Iapetus in natural and IR3/GRN/UV3 color, 2x magnified. November 27, 2006.


Couple of Saturn north pole shots. A moon shadow (probably Mimas) visible near the terminator in the left image.

Titan and a lovely shot with Saturn's hazy limb showing through the translucent, unlit rings:

I've been waiting for this!! Thanks for the notice, Gordan.

Bjorn, I'm ready to make the database update whenever you can put the tables together.

--Emily

This also means that some of my favorite SAR swaths, from T19, T20 (HiSAR over Tortola Facula), and T21 will also be released.

The information from this ISS release is now ready for getting added to the Access database described in this thread (see this message). The database includes all of the information from the index.tab files and makes the images much easier to work with.

As before, Emily has hosted them on the same server as the database:

http://filicio.us/tpss3/files/31020/cassin...es_index_26.zip
http://filicio.us/tpss3/files/31032/cassin...es_index_27.zip

These are Excel files that must be added to the Access database as described here.

The ISS volumes Coiss_2026 and Coiss_2027 are now available from
PDS Planetary Rings Node in zipped form (convenient for downloading).

Coiss_2026 and Coiss_2027 in zipped form