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Title: Mars Express Archives


1
  • Mars Express Archives
  • Ray Arvidson
  • PDS Management Council
  • Washington, DC
  • Nov. 29-30, 2006

2
Mars Express Archive Status
  • David Heather, ESTEC, is now the Mars Express
    archiving lead, replacing Joe Zender.
  • The primary archive for Mars Express data is
    ESAs Planetary Science Archive (PSA) at
    http//www.rssd.esa.int/index.php?projectPSApage
    MarsExpress.
  • Includes a search capability
  • PDS hosts copies of MEX data sets for the
    convenience of U.S. users.
  • No search capability
  • EN is working on getting MEX data sets listed on
    PDS search page, with credit to ESA
  • MEX data at Geosciences Node http//pds-geoscien
    ces.wustl.edu/missions/mars_express/index.htm

3
Mars Express Archive Status
  • Deliveries to PDS to date

Instrument Coverage of data at Geosciences Node Other PDS locations
ASPERA Nov. 13, 2003 Dec. 31, 2004 PPI Node
HRSC Jan. 10, 2004 June 28, 2005 Imaging Node
MaRS June 29, 2003 Nov. 26, 2004
MARSIS Instrument deployed late first release to PSA in fall 2006 PPI Node (Ionosphere data)
OMEGA Feb. 19, 2003 Nov. 26, 2004
PFS No data released Atmospheres Node ?
SPICAM July 3, 2003 June 6, 2004 Atmospheres Node
4
Mars Express Archive Plans
  • Next delivery to ESA/PSA to include data acquired
    through end of 2005
  • This delivery was scheduled for fall 2006 with
    data from ASPERA, HRSC, SPICAM, MARSIS, Radio
    Science
  • Expect status update at MEX DAWG meeting during
    week of December 4
  • The MEX archive group validates the data and
    forwards it to PDS, but they can only send what
    the teams deliver.

5
Issues and Concerns
  • The Mars Express mission lengthened its archive
    validation period from six months to 12 months
    due to lack of staffing. Deliveries are still
    scheduled for every 6 months.
  • Data transfers from the PSA to the PDS have been
    problematic.
  • Electronic transfer takes a very long time.
  • Data bricks in the mail have trouble getting
    through customs.
  • PSA is working on an FTP client that will
    automatically send updates to PDS. Progress on
    this tool has been slow.
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