Header:

Line 1: Spacecraft
Line 2: Time of the first 6 hour interval in ISO 8601 format
Line 3: Time of the last 6 hour interval in ISO 8601 format
Line 4: Number of flux bins 'b'
Lines 5 to (4+'b') describe the contents of the flux bins

Each of these lines begins with a number that specifies the position of the quantity in the data rows. That is followed by
the energy interval, particle and CRS telescope.


Data Rows:

Data lines start with the ISO 8601 formatted time string that defines the start of the 6 hour interval.
The time string is followed by 'b' entries. Each entry consists of eight, tab-delimited numbers as follows:


Field 1:  Rate Count (R).
Field 2:  Accumulation Time (T).
Field 3:  Total Events analyzed by PHA (N).
Field 4:  Analyzed LiveTime (LT).
Field 5:  PHA Events in energy range of interest (n).
Field 6:  n / GF where GF is the Geometry Factor.
Field 7:  Calculated Flux.
Field 8:  Calculated Error.

where:

              n * R 
Flux =   ----------------
          T * GF * E * N 

Flux Error =   Flux
             ---------
              sqrt(n)

A missing measurement is represented by an entry where the values are zero and the uncertainty equals -1.
If, for lack of coverage, no data was available for an interval, then there is no line for that interval.

So each line will have 8b+1 fields, where 'b' is the number of bins.

The measurement unit for all fluxes is: PARTICLES / M2-S-SR-MeV/Nuc