File: P10MAG_DIR.txt Version: NSSDC 02/26/2002 JFC --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This directory includes data and documentation from the Pioneer 11 Helium Vector Magnetometer (HVM) and Fluxgate Magnetometer (FGM) experiments which are described briefly in text files P11HVM_NMC and P11FGM_NMC, extracted from the NSSDC Master Catalog. FGM provides only data from planetary encounters, while HVM provides both interplanetary and planetary data. Brief descriptions and formats for each data set may be found in the text (*.txt) files within each subdirectory. File MAGCOORD.txt defines the various coordinate systems used for interplanetary and planetary HVM data. The file P11HVM_15M.sfdu provides a detailed description of the Pioneer spacecraft, the HVM experiment, and the HVM data. This text document is written in Standard Formatted Data Unit (SFDU) format as part of NSSDC data set 73-019A-01H for 15-minute averaged data. Contents of the various subdirectories are as follows: IP_15MIN_ASCII - HVM 15-minute interplanetary magnetic field data (data ingest pending to this directory) IP_1HOUR_ASCII - HVM hourly averaged interplanetary magnetic field data IP_1MIN_ASCII - HVM minute averaged interplanetary magnetic field data JUPITER_1MIN_ASCII - HVM & FGM 1-minute Jovian encounter magnetic field data SATURN_1-2MIN_ASCII - FGM 1-2 minute Saturn encounter magnetic field data Related Information and Data: Further details on the spacecraft, experiment, data sets at NSSDC, and related WWW sites can be found on the Pioneer 10/11 flight project page under http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/space/ Hour averages of the interplanetary solar wind data from, and hourly heliocentric coordinates of, Pioneer 10/11 and other interplanetary spacecraft may be also be accessed and plotted on-line through the COHOWeb service based at the same WWW site as above. Acknowledgement: Use of these data in publications should be accompanied at minimum by acknowledgements of the National Space Science Data Center and the responsible Principal Investigator defined in the experiment documentation provided here.