VI/158  Jovian decametric radio observations (01/78-12/90) (Leblanc+, 1981-1993)

A catalogue of Jovian decametric radio observations from January 1978 to December 1990. Leblanc Y., de La Noe J., Genova F., Gerbault A., Lecacheux A., Boudjada M.Y., Denis L. <Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Series, 46, 135-149 (1981); 54, 135-148 (1983); 77, 425-328 (1989); 85, 191-207 (1990); 98, 529-546 (1993)> =1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L +1983A&AS...54..135L 1983A&AS...54..135L +1989A&AS...77..425L 1989A&AS...77..425L +1990A&AS...86..191L 1990A&AS...86..191L +1993A&AS...98..529L 1993A&AS...98..529L =2023yCat.6158....0L 2023yCat.6158....0L
ADC_Keywords: Solar system ; Planets ; Radio lines Keywords: radiation mechanisms: non-thermal - methods: statistical - catalogs - planets and satellites: aurorae - planets and satellites: individuals: Jupiter Abstract: This catalogue contains a complete list of all Jupiter decameter (DAM) emissions recorded on the Nancay Spectrograph, over the period January 1978 to December 1990. A brief description of the equipment and its characteristics are presented. The observing program and the limitations arising from day-time observations are developed. A list of observing times as well as histograms showing the occurrence probability of emission are also given. Description: The catalogs are the digitised versions of the tables published in Leblanc et al., 1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L Leblanc et al., 1983A&AS...54..135L 1983A&AS...54..135L, 01/1980-12/1981 Leblanc et al., 1989A&AS...77..425L 1989A&AS...77..425L, 01/1921-12/1984 Leblanc et al., 1990A&AS...86..191L 1990A&AS...86..191L, 01/1985-12/1987 Leblanc et al., 1993A&AS...98..529L 1993A&AS...98..529L, 01/1988-12/1990 These versions is also available through the PADC (Paris Astronomical Data Centre, https://padc.obspm.fr) repository, as part of the MASER service (Measurement, Analysis, Simulation of Emissions in the Radio range, https://maser.lesia.obspm.fr), under citation: catalog1.dat (1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L): Leblanc Y., et al. (2020). A catalogue of Jovian decametric radio observations from January 1978 to December 1979 (Digitised version) [Data set]. PADC. https://doi.org/10.25935/GXZF-ZT33 https://maser.obspm.fr/doi/10.25935/gxzf-zt33/content/leblanc_1981_table1.txt catalog2.dat (1983A&AS...54..135L 1983A&AS...54..135L): Leblanc, Y., et al. 2020 A catalogue of Jovian radio observations from January 1980 to December 1981 (Digitised version) [Data set]. PADC. https://doi.org/10.25935/RAS0-ER93 https://maser.obspm.fr/doi/10.25935/ras0-er93/content/leblanc_1983_table1.txt catalog3.dat (1989A&AS...77..425L 1989A&AS...77..425L): Leblanc, Y., et al. 2020 A catalogue of Jovian decametric radio observations from January 1982 to December 1984 (Digitised version) [Data set]. PADC. https://doi.org/10.25935/403B-VA51 https://maser.obspm.fr/doi/10.25935/403b-va51/content/leblanc_1989_table.txt catalog4.dat (1990A&AS...86..191L 1990A&AS...86..191L): Leblanc, Y., et al. 2020 A catalogue of Jovian decametric radio observations from January 1985 to December 1987 (Digitised version) [Data set]. PADC. https://doi.org/10.25935/GH59-PY87 https://maser.obspm.fr/doi/10.25935/gh59-py87/content/leblanc_1990_table.txt catalog5.dat: Leblanc, Y., et al. 2020 A catalogue of Jovian decametric radio observations from January 1988 to December 1990 (Digitised version) [Data set]. PADC. https://doi.org/10.25935/CMQB-JJ10 https://maser.obspm.fr/doi/10.25935/cmqb-jj10/content/leblanc_1993_table1.txt The versions has been prepared and curated by B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop, at LESIA, Observatoire de Paris. They used an online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tool (available at: https://www.onlineocr.net) for the initial conversion of NASA/ADS raster scans. They reformatted the table and validated the content. The tables provided are formatted as described in Leblanc et al. (1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L). In these table, the columns 1 to 12 are describing the observations, while columns 13 to 22 are describing the observed features (radio emissions). If the observation columns are repteated, it means that several features have been observed for the same observation. Coverage and sampling: - Time range: 1978-01-03 to 1990-12-31 - Spectral range: 10MHz to 40MHz File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file catalog1.dat 128 1017 Catalogue (1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L) 01/1978-12/1979 catalog2.dat 128 962 Catalogue (1983A&AS...54..135L 1983A&AS...54..135L) 01/1980-12/1981 catalog3.dat 128 1133 Catalogue (1989A&AS...77..425L 1989A&AS...77..425L) 01/1921-12/1984 catalog4.dat 128 1338 Catalogue (1990A&AS...86..191L 1990A&AS...86..191L) 01/1985-12/1987 catalog5.dat 128 1335 Catalogue (1993A&AS...98..529L 1993A&AS...98..529L) 01/1988-12/1990 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: catalog*.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 8 A8 "date" Date Date in YY/MM/DD format 13- 15 I3 d DOY Day of Year (1 is Jan. 1st) 21- 22 I2 h Time.h.beg Hour of observation start 23- 24 I2 min Time.m.beg Minute of observation start 26 A1 --- --- [-] 28- 29 I2 h Time.h.end Hour of observation end 30- 31 I2 min Time.m.end Minute of observation end 37- 39 I3 deg CML-beg-Obs CML (Central meridian longitude of observer in Jupiter System III longitude) at observation start 41 A1 --- --- [-] 43- 45 I3 deg CML-end-Obs CML at observation end 51- 53 I3 deg IoP-beg-Obs Io-Phase at observation start 55 A1 --- --- [-] 57- 59 I3 deg IoP-end-Obs Io-Phase at observation end 65- 66 I2 MHz Fmin-Obs Minimum frequency of observation 68 A1 --- --- [-] 70- 71 I2 MHz Fmax-Obs Maximum frequency of observation 78- 79 I2 h Time.h.em.beg ? Hour of emission start 80- 81 I2 min Time.m.em.beg ? Minute of emission start 83 A1 --- --- [-] 85- 86 I2 h Time.h.em.end ? Hour of emission end 87- 88 I2 min Time.m.em.end ? Minute of emission end 94- 96 I3 deg CML-beg-emi ? CML at emission start 98 A1 --- --- [-] 100-102 I3 deg CML-end-emi ? CML at emission end 108-110 I3 deg IoP-beg-emi ? Io-Phase at emission start 112 A1 --- --- [-] 114-116 I3 deg IoP-end-emi ? Io-Phase at emission end 122-123 I2 MHz Fmin-emi ? Minimum frequency of emission 125 A1 --- --- [-] 127-128 I2 MHz Fmax-emi ? Maximum frequency of emission -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History: From Baptiste Cecconi, baptiste.cecconi(at)obspm.fr Acknowledgements: B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop acknowledge support from the Europlanet-2024 Research Infrastructure project, which received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 871149. The authors also received support from the collex GIS-Persee (Collections of Excellence framework from French Ministry of Culture). The authors also acknowledge financial support from CNES, the CNRS/INSU programmes of planetology and heliophysics and from ESTERS (Environnement Spatial de la Terre: Recherche & Surveillance/Space Environment of Earth: Research and Monitoring, a transverse scientific programme of the scientific council of Observatoire de Paris). This research has made use of NASA's Astrophysics Data System. B. Cecconi and L. Debisschop acknowledge support from Paris Astronomical Data Centre (PADC), the data centre of Observatoire de Paris. The authors would like to specifically thank B. Seignovert, the developer of the python-webgeocalc module (https://webgeocalc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/), which has been used for checking ephemeris context (CML and Io-Phase columns) validation. They also thank the developers of OnlineOCR (https://www.onlineocr.net). Acknowledging: Acknowledge PADC: https://padc.obspm.fr/about/article/acknowledging-padc References: Leblanc et al., 1981A&AS...46..135L 1981A&AS...46..135L, 01/1978-12/1979 Leblanc et al., 1983A&AS...54..135L 1983A&AS...54..135L, 01/1980-12/1981 Leblanc et al., 1989A&AS...77..425L 1989A&AS...77..425L, 01/1921-12/1984 Leblanc et al., 1990A&AS...86..191L 1990A&AS...86..191L, 01/1985-12/1987 Leblanc et al., 1993A&AS...98..529L 1993A&AS...98..529L, 01/1988-12/1990
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 21-Mar-2023
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