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    <ResourceID>spase://NASA/NumericalData/GOLD/L2/O2DEN/PT1200S</ResourceID>
    <ResourceHeader>
      <ResourceName>Gold Level L2 Molecular Oxygen Density Profile</ResourceName>
      <ReleaseDate>2020-09-14T16:47:17Z</ReleaseDate>
      <Description>O2 is derived from measurements of stellar occultation in the Shumann Runge continuum. 
	  As the star rises or sets relative to the satellite position the stellar spectrum is measured across 
	  the GOLD spectral bandpass, from 132 to 162 nm. Geolocation of the OCC L1B data provides the 
	  line-of-sight tangent altitude vs. time during the occultation. This results in a 2-dimensional 
	  map of the stellar signal, in counts or calibrated geophysical units (irradiance), vs. wavelength 
	  and tangent altitude. A sample of this image is represented in the top left panel of the OCC L1D 
	  image in Figure 3-22.
	  
      The measured counts profile is then normalized by the unattenuated, exo-atmospheric spectrum, yielding 
	  the slant path transmission profile vs. wavelength at the native L1C spectral sampling of 0.12 nm. 
	  The defining characteristic of the atmospheric transmission is that it is completely independent of 
	  instrument calibration or absolute accuracy. The full transmission spectrum is binned into a small 
	  number of 2-nm spectral channels for use in the retrievals. These retrieval channels are chosen to 
	  span the spectral dependence of the O2 absorption cross-section in order to maximize the O2 retrieval 
	  altitude range (approximately 120-240 km). In the Version 1 O2DEN data set two spectral channels 
	  are used, centered at 142- and 159-nm.
      
	  Since stars rise or set at approximately 3 km/sec, as observed from orbit, the 100-msec occultation 
	  cadence results in a measurement of extremely high (sub-km) vertical resolution. The data are binned 
	  to enhance signal-to-noise, producing an effective vertical resolution of 10 km or less, which is 
	  sufficient to easily resolve the scale height of the O2 thermospheric profile.
      
	  The algorithm uses an optimal estimation routine, which provide a complete error analysis and 
	  retrieval diagnostics such as averaging kernels and information content. A data vector constructed 
	  from the multiple spectral channels of slant path transmission is used to derive the atmospheric 
	  state vector – O2 density vs. geometric altitude – via a nonlinear, iterative inversion. The retrieved 
	  O2 density profile is reported on a fixed altitude grid with 5-km spacing. The valid altitude range 
	  varies for each event, but generally ranges from ~120 – 240. </Description>
      <Acknowledgement>National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Dr. Richard Eastes</Acknowledgement>
      <Contact>
        <PersonID>spase://SMWG/Person/Richard.Eastes</PersonID>
        <Role>PrincipalInvestigator</Role>
      </Contact>
      <Contact>
        <PersonID>spase://SMWG/Person/James.M.Weygand</PersonID>
        <Role>MetadataContact</Role>
      </Contact>
      <InformationURL>
        <Name>GOLD Homepage web page</Name>
        <URL>https://gold.cs.ucf.edu/</URL>
        <Description>GOLD web page with news and other information.</Description>
      </InformationURL>
	  <InformationURL>
        <Name>GOLD Missions Space Science Reviews Article</Name>
        <URL>https://doi.org/10.1007/s11214-017-0392-2</URL>
        <Description>Eastes, R.W., McClintock, W.E., Burns, A.G. et al. Space Sci. Rev. (2017) vol. 212, pp.383.</Description>
      </InformationURL>
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        <PriorID>spase://NASA/NumericalData/SES-14/GOLD/L2/O2DEN/PT1200S</PriorID>
    </ResourceHeader> 
	<AccessInformation>
        <RepositoryID>spase://SMWG/Repository/NASA/GSFC/SPDF</RepositoryID>
        <Availability>Online</Availability>
        <AccessRights>Open</AccessRights>
	<AccessURL>
            <Name>FTPS from SPDF (not with most browsers)</Name>
            <URL>ftps://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/data/gold/level2/</URL>
            <Description>FTPS access to Gold Level L2 data</Description>
        </AccessURL>
        <AccessURL>
           <Name>HTTPS from SPDF</Name>
            <URL>https://spdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/data/gold/level2/</URL>
            <Description>HTTPS access to Gold Level L2 data</Description>
        </AccessURL>
        <Format>NetCDF</Format>
        <Acknowledgement>Space Physics Data Facility of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Robert E McGuire</Acknowledgement>
    </AccessInformation>    	  
    <ProcessingLevel>Calibrated</ProcessingLevel>
	<ProviderName>GOLD</ProviderName>
	<ProviderResourceName>Gold Level L2 Molecular Oxygen Density Profile</ProviderResourceName>
	<ProviderProcessingLevel>Level 2</ProviderProcessingLevel>
	<ProviderVersion>1</ProviderVersion>
    <InstrumentID>spase://SMWG/Instrument/GOLD</InstrumentID>   
    <MeasurementType>ImageIntensity</MeasurementType>
    <TemporalDescription>
      <TimeSpan>
        <StartDate>2018-10-19T00:00:00</StartDate>
	<RelativeStopDate>P1D</RelativeStopDate>
      </TimeSpan>
      <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
    </TemporalDescription>
	<ObservedRegion>Earth.NearSurface.Ionosphere</ObservedRegion>
    <Keyword>Day disk data</Keyword>
    <Keyword>GOLD</Keyword>
    <Keyword>SES-14</Keyword> 
		    
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Spectral Width</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>spectral_width</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Width of each data spectral channel.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>nm</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>10</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Wave>
			<WaveType>Photon</WaveType>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <WaveQuantity>Wavelength</WaveQuantity>
	    </Wave>
      </Parameter>  
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>O2 Density Random Uncertainty</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2den_unc_ran</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Random uncertainty of retrieved O2.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>mol/cm^3</Units>
		<ValidMin>100000</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>999999986991104</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Uncertainty</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>  
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Reference Longitude</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>lon_ref</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Longitude at 225 km tangent point.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>degrees</Units>
		<ValidMin>-180</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>180</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Direction</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Positional</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>O2 Density Model Uncertainty</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2den_unc_mod</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Model uncertainty of retrieved O2.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>mol/cm^3</Units>
		<ValidMin>100000</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>999999986991104</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Uncertainty</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Temperature</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>temperature</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Assumed temperature profile.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>K</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>1000</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Particle>
		    <ParticleType>Molecule</ParticleType>
	        <ParticleQuantity>Temperature</ParticleQuantity>
			<AtomicNumber>16</AtomicNumber>
	    </Particle>
      </Parameter>  	  
      <Parameter>
	    <Name>Retrieval geometric altitude grid</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>zret</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Retrieval geometric altitude grid.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>km</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>1000</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Direction</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Positional</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter> 
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>O2 Density</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2den</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Retrieved O2 density.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>mol/cm^3</Units>
		<ValidMin>100000</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>999999986991104</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Particle>
		    <ParticleType>Molecule</ParticleType>
	        <ParticleQuantity>NumberDensity</ParticleQuantity>
			<AtomicNumber>16</AtomicNumber>
	    </Particle>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Number of Data Points</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>nzdat</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Number of points in data altitude grid.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
			<FillValue>-2147483647</FillValue>
	    <Support>
		    <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter> 
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>UTC time</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>TIME_UTC</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>UTC date/time string: "2017-06-21T23:46:38.015Z".</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>date/time</Units>
		<FillValue>' '</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Magnitude</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Temporal</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Number of Iterations</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>n_iter</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Number of iterations to converge.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>number</Units>
		<FillValue>-2147483647</FillValue>
	    <Support>
		    <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter> 
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Convergence flag</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>convergence</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Retrieval convergence flag (= 1 if retrieval converged).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<FillValue>-2147483647</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Number of Levels in Retrieval Altitude Grid</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>nzret</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Number of levels in retrieval altitude grid.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>number</Units>
		<FillValue>-2147483647</FillValue>
	    <Support>
		    <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter> 
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>L1C File Name</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>input_l1c_file</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>L1C file name for each occultation.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<FillValue>' '</FillValue>
	    <Support>
		    <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter> 
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>O2 Systematic Uncertainty</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2den_unc_sys</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Systematic uncertainty of retrieved O2.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>100000</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>999999986991104</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Uncertainty</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Reference Latitude</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>lat_ref</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Latitude at 225 km tangent point.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>degrees</Units>
		<ValidMin>-90</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>90</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Direction</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Positional</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
      <Parameter>
	    <Name>Normalization</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>normalization</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Transmission normalization factor (unattenuated stellar brightness).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>counts</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>90</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>NaN</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
      <Parameter>
	    <Name>O2 Data Quality</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2den_dqi</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>O2 data quality indicator per altitude (see table in The GOLD Public Science Data Products Guide).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>2147483647</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>-2147483647</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
      <Parameter>
	    <Name>Channel</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>channel</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>GOLD channel (‘A’ or ‘B’).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Central Wavelength</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>central_wavelength</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Center wavelength of each data channel.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>nm</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>400</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Wave>
			<WaveType>Photon</WaveType>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <WaveQuantity>Wavelength</WaveQuantity>
	    </Wave>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Signal to Noise</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>signal_to_noise</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Effective signal to noise (above atmosphere).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Number of Points in Data Altitude Grid</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>zdat</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Number of points in data altitude grid.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<Units>number</Units>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Overall Quality Flag</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>dqi</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Overall data quality index per scan (see table below).</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>1000</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Model Fit Data</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>transmission_fit</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Forward model fit to data.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>10</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Transmission Profile</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>transmission</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Measured slant path transmission profile.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>10</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>A Priori O2 Density</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>o2_apriori</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>A priori O2 density used in retrieval.</Description>
	    <Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>mol/cm^3</Units>
		<ValidMin>100000</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>999999986991104</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Particle>
		    <ParticleType>Molecule</ParticleType>
	        <ParticleQuantity>NumberDensity</ParticleQuantity>
			<AtomicNumber>16</AtomicNumber>
	    </Particle>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Solar Zenith Angle at 225 km</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>sza_ref</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Solar zenith angle at 225 km tangent point.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
	    <Units>degrees</Units>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>180</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Direction</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Positional</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>     	
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Transmission Profile Uncertainty</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>transmission_unc</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Transmission variance.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>10</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  <Parameter>
	    <Name>Name of Target Star</Name>
	    <ParameterKey>target_star</ParameterKey>
	    <Description>Name of target star.</Description>
		<Caveats>The size of the data array varies with the number of stellar occultations.</Caveats>
	    <Cadence>PT1200S</Cadence>
		<ValidMin>0</ValidMin>
		<ValidMax>5</ValidMax>
		<FillValue>9.9692e+36</FillValue>
	    <Support>
	        <Qualifier>Scalar</Qualifier>
	        <SupportQuantity>Other</SupportQuantity>
	    </Support>
      </Parameter>
	  
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