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XMM-Newton Science Analysis System


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Exposure Record

After each instrument details record there will be n exposure records, where n is the number of exposures performed during the observation for that instrument. Following each exposure record will be an instrument specific configuration record.

Exposure Record

Line	Offset	Type	Description	Note
1	0	A8, 72X	'EXPOSURE'	Note 1
2	0	A4, 1X	Exposure Counter	Note 2
2	5	A75	Comment	Note 3
3	0	A1, 1X	Exposure Scheduled Flag	Note 4
3	2	A78	Comment	Note 3
4	0	A11, 1X	Exposure Type	Note 5
4	12	A68	Comment	Note 3
5	0	A10,1X	Commanded Exposure Id.	Note 6
5	11	A69	Comment	Note 3
6	0	A15,1X	Proposal Exposure Id.	Note 7
6	16	A64	Comment	Note 3
7	0	A19,1X	Scheduled Start Time	Note 8, 9
7	20	A60	Comment	Note 3
8	0	A19,1X	Scheduled End Time	Note 8, 9
8	20	A60	Comment	Note 3
9	0	A19,1X	Actual Start Time	Note 8, 10
9	20	A60	Comment	Note 3
10	0	A19,1X	Actual End Time	Note 8, 10
10	20	A60	Comment	Note 3

1. Identifies the record as an Exposure Record.
2. A sequential counter of the exposures for that instrument.
3. All comments will have the syntax ' / text'.
4. Y/N flag indicating whether the exposure was scheduled or not. An 'N' will indicate that the exposure was not scheduled and resulted from a change request.
5. The type of the exposure ('SCIENCE'/ 'CALIBRATION') . The field will indicate whether the exposure is a science exposure requested by the GO or a calibration exposure inserted by SOC personnel
6. The mission planning exposure identifier
7. The syntax is ppppppoolliieee (Section ).
8. UTC time with the format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.
9. The scheduled start and end time of the exposure assigned during scheduling.
10. The start and end time of the exposure as calculated by the XSCS (see description of DATE-OBS and DATE-END in Section and elsewhere).