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Subject: IBEX: New predicted ephemeris file & orbit events files posted
Hi everyone,
NOTE: I have attached the following documents to this email. They will be available on the SFTP server as soon as connectivity issues are resolved.
The IBEX FDG has posted a new predicted ephemeris file and orbit events files.
The ephemeris file is located in the folder /IBEXIncoming/FDG/PredictedEphemeris/
and is named: IBEX_Ephem_2023_121_v001.e
The orbit events files are in the folder /IBEXIncoming/FDG/PredictedEphemeris/OrbitEvents/
and are named: IBEX_CrossingTimes_2023_121_v001.txt
IBEX_ApogeePerigeeTimes_2023_121_v001.txt
There is also a new definitive ephemeris file available in the folder /IBEXIncoming/FDG/Working/
which is named: C:\FDS\IBEX\Ephemerides\Definitive\Smoother\IBEX_OD_20230501_184550_smoother.e
Thanks,
Kayton Lane
IBEX Flight Dynamics Group