Galileo Magnetometer data at AMDA

Galileo Magnetometer data are taken from the PDS (Planetary Data System), site.
Available coordinates :
- System III : R is along the Jupiter to spacecraft line, positive away from Jupiter. Phi is parallel to the Jovigraphic equator (Omega x R). Theta completes the right-handed set (positive southward).
- IRC - Inertial Rotor coordinates : Z is along the spacecraft spin axis (positive opposite the high-gain antenna). X is roughly parallel to the south ecliptic normal. Y completes the right handed set (pointing roughly dawnward).
- CPHIO - Callisto Phi-Omega coordinates : X is in the direction of corotational flow (System III Phi). Z is parallel to the Jovian spin axis (Omega). Y completes the right handed set.
- CSPRH - spherical Callisto-centered 'planetocentric' right-handed coordinates : R is along the satellite to spacecraft line, positive away from the satellite. Phi is parellel to the satellite's planetographic equator and positive in a right-handed sense. Theta completes the right-handed set (positive southward).

Sattelites flybys :

Source	Orbits	Status	Last Update
GOMW_5001	Callisto_09 - Europa_04 - Ganimede_01 - Ganimede_02 - Ganimede_07 - Io_00	Certified	2011-09-19
GOMW_5002	Callisto_03 - Ganimede_08	Certified	2011-09-19
GOMW_5003	Callisto_10 - Europa_11 - Europa_12 - Europa_14 - Europa_15 - Europa_19	Certified	2011-09-19
GOMW_5004	Europa_26 - Ganimede_28 - Io_24 - Io_27	Certified	2011-09-19
GOMW_5005	Callisto_30 - Ganimede_29 - Io_31 - Io_32	Certified	2011-09-19

Due to missing files on PDS datasets, these orbits are not yet added in AMDA: Ganimede_09 - Europa_17 - Ganimede_12 - Callisto_21 - Callisto_22 - Callisto_23 - Europa_25
Magnetosphere dataset corresponds to data acquired by the Galileo Orbiter magnetometer during the magnetospheric survey portion of the mission. More information here
Burst dataset corresponds to high time resolution data acquired by the Galileo magnetometer, it includes both satellite flyby and non-flyby data. More information here