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GEOMETER Update Get new version of GEOMETER from Team web site after August 8. Some new parameters now computed (illum angles for “near point” of non-intersecting lines of sight); bug fixes which affect occultations at high precision (aberration, double precision). Uses NAIF “ICY” package available from naif.jpl.nasa.gov via ftp. User must ensure all appropriate kernels are loaded (kernels available from secure Cassini web site Requires IDL 6.1. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Capabilities Calculate all relevant geometric parameters for corners and centers of all pixels and FOVs. GEOMETER_ENGINE may be called separately by user-supplied software: returns pointing for one pixel at one time. Visualization routines for mapping in sky, target body, and ring coordinate systems. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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SkyMap Pre-SOI January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Target View Pre-SOI January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Target View High Inclination
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List of Planned Upgrades
Lat/Lon grid on target bodies. Shading of unlit hemisphere and shadowed rings. Plotting of FOV footprints at multiple times to allow for user control of how FOVs are displayed. Performance may be improved by using new vectorized ICY routines, (but backwards-compatability issues). Let me know if you have suggestions or needs for new features in GEOMETER. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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UVIS Ring Observations
Stellar and solar occultations. FUV and EUV spectra. Meteoroid impact detection searches. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Stellar Occultations Initial set of 7 occultations completed. Next occ on July 25, 2006. Range of resolutions and signal strengths. Each part of ring system sampled at least once; parts of A ring sampled 9 times. Optical depth variations observed in A ring. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Xi Ceti Rev 00A Bin=125 January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Ring Occultation Paths
F A ring B ring C ring January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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26 Tau Rev 8 Bin = 500 January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Alp Vir Ingress Rev 008 Bin = 50
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Alp Vir Egress Rev 008 Bin = 50 January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Del Aqr Rev 008 Bin = 250 (1 second)
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Alpha Leo Rev 009 Ingress and Egress Bin = 50
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26 Tau Rev 010 Bin = 500 January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Sig Sgr Rev 011 January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Gravitational Wake Geometry
to star January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Janus 2:1 Density Wave January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Encke Gap Pan Wakes Density Waves January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Zero Phase FUV Image January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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26 Tau Rev 008 FUV Image January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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26 Tau Rev 008 EUV Image January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Rev 00A Impact January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Rev 007 Impact January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Rev 011 Impact January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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Status Nearing end of first inclined orbit series: time to analyze data in more detail. Opacity variations reveal 3D structure of rings. Density waves provide mass and ring height measurements. No strong impact signals: end of this series will allow constraints to be placed on flux. Radial fluctuations in FUV albedo show uneven distribution of non-icy contaminants. January 5, 2005 UVIS Team Meeting
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