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          <title>ISEE-1 Energetic Ion Mass Spectrometer Data</title>
          <shortName>ISEE Ion Data</shortName>
          <identifier>ivo://gov.nasa.gsfc.nssdc/SPMS-00560</identifier>
          <curation>
            <publisher>         NASA      </publisher>
            <creator>
              <name>Dr. Kirk D. Borne</name>
            </creator>
            <contact>
              <name>Dr. Edwin J. Grayzeck</name>
              <email>Edwin.J.Grayzeck@nasa.gov</email>
            </contact>
          </curation>
          <content>
            <subject>solar wind</subject>
            <subject>space plasma</subject>
            <subject>ions</subject>
            <subject>magnetic fields</subject>
            <subject>mass spectra</subject>
            <subject>energy spectra</subject>
            <subject>velocity moments</subject>
            <subject>heliospheric</subject>
            <subject>magnetospheric physics</subject>
            <description>         Ion data from the Plasma Composition Experiment on ISEE-1 consist of a         combination of (a) velocity moments for the four principal         magnetospheric ion species H+, He++, He+, and O+, calculated in two         different ways (using two different sets of assumptions) and covering         the 0.01-0.1 and 0.1-16 keV/e energy ranges, (b) energy-angle spectra         for the same four ions plus O++, covering the 0.01-17.9 keV/e range,         and (c) mass spectra (&lt;1 amu/e to about 150 amu/e) for four energy         ranges, all derived once per each complete energy-mass scan cycle of         the instrument, or once each 1- to 20-minute interval, depending on         mode of operation, as well as (d) "total ion" moments, derived once         per energy scan and assuming total count rate is due to H+ ions         (0.1-16 keV).      </description>
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            <type>Archive</type>
            <contentLevel>University</contentLevel>
            <contentLevel>Research</contentLevel>
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