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Welcome to the Rosetta Review

Review Meeting Date: 15-18 February 2016

University of Maryland, College Park MD

Last update:Wednesday May 06, 2020, EMW

Introduction to the PDS SBN and the review process

The PDS Small Bodies Node is a discipline node of the Planetary Data System (PDS) charged with archiving data concerning comets, asteroids and interplanetary dust. The PDS archive is a "deep archive," intended to contain sufficient documentation and ancillary data for future scientists to interpret and use the data long after the original scientists or teams are no longer available to help. It is also intended to provide useful data to researchers in a convenient way at the present time. In reviewing the data you should keep in mind these two complementary goals of preserving the data in a way useable to future generations and making the data easily accessible to current researchers.

How to review the data

The review period will be from 15 January 2016 through 15 February 2016, and the review meeting will be held on 15-18 February 2016 in the Physical Sciences Complex (PSC, Bldg #415) of the University of Maryland, College Park, MD. (Here's the agenda.) Please allow yourself enough time to do a thorough review of the data sets.

This review will follow the procedure described in this document which all reviewers need to read before they start reviewing the data. All reviewers should review these (our standard) summary review instructions. Reviewers who are new to PDS and/or SBN reviews should consult the various links and resources in this collection of Information for Data Reviewers.

The Review Meeting

The Rosetta Review period starts on 15 January 2016 and culminates in the review meeting held on 15-18 February 2016 at the University of Maryland, College Park. The review meeting will be held in the Physical Sciences Complex (PSC, Bldg #415), Room 1136.

• Logistics, including directions and links to maps, local amenities and such
• Agenda, including telecon instructions

Meeting Documents:

• notes and presentations
• RIDS lists
• post review liens

For each data set, liens collected during the review as well as liens and corrections reported prior to the review are gathered into list(s). These final liens will be posted in the table below after the review.

Any notes and/or presentations should be sent to Ludmilla Kolokolova AND COPIED to Elizabeth Warner for posting:
ludmilla [at] astro.umd.edu
warnerem [at] astro.umd.edu

The Data

To browse the data, use the links below. Links to download each of the data sets are available on the individual data set pages. The highlighted data sets listed are available to reviewers via a username and password that will be distributed with the meeting information, and the data will be made public after review.

Some of the data sets may not contain the most up-to-date mission-wide catalog files. For your reference, the most current versions are linked below:

• Instrument Host
• Mission
• Reference

If you have any questions about Rosetta mission specific keywords, please see the Rosetta Mission PDS Data Dictionary.

Rosetta Data Sets

All data sets are presented in a PDS3 structure (with some additional support files for the review). Highlighted items are password protected (embargoed).

Reviewers, some of you may find the Rosetta Shape Models of Comet 67P/C-G useful in this review. They were recently reviewed and are having liens resolved; thus, they are still restricted. Please use the same password as for the other restricted datasets in this review.