Small Bodies Node Report. Mike A Hearn SBAG 8
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1 Small Bodies Node Report Mike A Hearn
2 PDS Small Bodies Node Two loca5ons: Asteroid and dust archiving is carried out at Planetary Science Ins5tute in Tucson, AZ. Comet archiving and management of the node is at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD. External Advisory Council of senior scien5sts. Ac5vi5es: Archive data from NASA and non- US small bodies missions Facilitate submission of ground- based small bodies data for archiving Include data on comets, asteroids, dust, small planetary satellites, and dwarf planets Carry out external peer review of all data before archiving Develop tools to enhance the accessibility and usefulness of the archive for the planetary science community h"p://pdssbn.astro.umd.edu/ We are open to sugges5ons! 2
3 Comet Science M.F. A Hearn, SBN PI L. Kolokolova T. Farnham L. Feaga M. S. Kelley * Asteroid Science D.R. Davis M.V. Sykes SBN Personnel * New since last year Archiving T. Barnes * S. McLaughlin C. Neese Tech Support R. Early E. Palmer * A. Raugh J. Ritchie * E. Shaya * J. Stone D. Wellnitz M. Wendell 3
4 Advisory Council Mike Belton, BSEI LLC Dan Bri[, Univ. Central Florida Bobby Bus, IRTF, Univ. Hawaii Anita Cochran, McDonald Observatory, Univ. Texas Yan Fernández, Univ. Central Florida Mihaly Horanyi, Univ. Colorado Bill Reach, SOFIA Science Center (USRA) Volunteers welcomed! 4
5 Student Inves9gator Program Funded by special PDS funds, apart from node budget Students do research project on PDS data SBN has significant frac5on of student par5cipants out of 5 (first year of program) out of out of 2 (late availability) 1 has led to a campus research prize and will be a paper, 1 or 2 others should lead to papers 5
6 Recent Highlights Dawn data browser men5oned last year To be SBN Data Browser IDL procedures for PDS4 EPOXI recalibrated data and higher level products Stardust NExT data Rose[a shape models LADEE- LDEX pipeline review, first PDS4 review Began archiving NEO survey images (NEAT) NASA Challenge coordina5on with all of PDS Coordinate Systems review process nego5ated with IAU WG mfa 6
7 Rose>a Data MUST be archived at SBN But ESA s PSA takes lead PSA badly understaffed and mostly not with working scien5sts Simultaneous release by both PSA and SBN PSA under management pressure to release data ASAP & has no more budget for peer reviews SBN ac5vely seeking higher level products bypassing PSA Shape models for Lute5a and Šteins acquired from developer; peer review joint with EPOXI & NExT shape models; PSA will provide a reviewer by telecon mfa 7
8 Download Sta9s9cs UM PSI Requests Bytes 8
9 SBN & DAPs Program Year Submi"ed Accepted Data from SBN Data to SBN Data from & to SBN DDAP 2005? DDAP DDAP CDAP 2007? 41 2 JDAP PMDAP PMDAP PMDAP PMDAP
10 SBN External Peer Reviews Jan- Jan 2012 JAN (PSI - TCN) Dawn GRaND L1a Approach/Survey review 2012 JAN (PSI - F2F) Hayabusa data review 2012 FEB (PSI - F2F) Minor Planet Center data review 2012 APR (UMD - F2F; ESTEC TCN) Rose[a (Lute5a flyby), Non- mission comet data 2012 APR (PSI - TCN) Dawn Coordinate System review 2012 APR (PSI - TCN) Dawn VIR L1a Approach/Survey/HAMO review 2012 MAY (PSI - TCN) Dawn FC L1a Approach/Survey/HAMO review 2012 MAY (PSI - TCN) Dawn GRaND L1a HAMO review 2012 MAY (PSI - F2F) Annual Asteroid Review (Galileo restora5on, Non- mission asteroid data) 2012 SEPT (PSI TCN) Dawn FC, VIR L1a Approach/Survey/HAMO, GRAND L1a LAMO, and SPICE follow up review 2013 JANUARY 7 (PSI- TCN) LADEE LDEX pre- flight data review 10
11 SBN Value Added Peer- reviewing data for reliability & usability Making data available and readily searchable Tools for submitng data from other than missions (OLAF) More data would be welcome! Tools for using data (IDL, cross- ID) Enhanced data products (shape models) 11
12 Small Body Data Browser SBAG 8 12
13 Readpds4.pro Browser (IDL) SBAG 8 13
14 Shape Models SBN receives triangular plate models directly from developers, some5mes via mission SDC but not usually In 2012: Šteins, Lute5a, Hartley 2, Tempel 1 SBN Value Added Properly cataloging and labeling for PDS VRML version for viewing by anyone SPICE version for geeks (including SB Data Browser) Some5mes a quadrilateral plate model (Gaskell style) Demo of VRML shape models using InstantPlayer (free souware) Other souware packages also available 14
15 BACKUP SLIDES 15
16 Other topics 16
17 Shape Models Small- body shape models always in mul5ple formats organized by SBN (all in PDS approved formats) ASCII table of triangular plate model submi[ed by data provider Some5mes mul5ple resolu5on versions if highest resolu5on is very large file VRML viewable version produced at SBN SPICE version produced at NAIF or node using NAIF souware Used to generate, e.g., products in Dawn Data Browser All versions reviewed together led by SBN mfa 17
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