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NAIF PDS to PDS4 Transition Plans

NAIF PDS to PDS4 Transition Plans. PDSMC 11/29/12. NAIF Transition Plans. All SPICE data archives are of the accumulating type Many are made by NAIF wearing our “ops” hat, which could allow for restructuring of the pipeline to PDS4

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NAIF PDS to PDS4 Transition Plans

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  1. NAIF PDS to PDS4 Transition Plans PDSMC 11/29/12

  2. NAIF Transition Plans • All SPICE data archives are of the accumulating type • Many are made by NAIF wearing our “ops” hat, which could allow for restructuring of the pipeline to PDS4 • But six are made by others and will stay as PDS3 to the end • Given that PDS4 will accommodate PDS3-style data sets, it would seem there is no compelling reason to transition these “active” data sets • We’re interested: are there arguments otherwise? • Whether or not it would make sense to transition some/all of them after the missions are “complete” could be considered later on • This also applies to already completed archives in that most of them are also seeing occasional updates • NAIF does plan to use PDS4 for future missions, starting with LADEE (then MAVEN and ORX)

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