The New Horizons mission obtained data using a variety of
instruments during the Jupiter encounter and for approximately
90 days following Jupiter closest approach. The
Small Bodies Node (SBN)
is the primary PDS Node archiving New Horizons data.
The bulk of the rings relevant New Horizons data was obtained by the
LOng Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI), a high resolution optical camera.
We have duplicated the LORRI data from the Jupiter encounter at the Rings Node.
The raw data is provided in a single volume while the same data in calibrated
form is divided into three volumes. SPICE data is provided in a separate volume.
All of the LORRI data can be accessed directly from the table below.
Clicking on the VOLUME_ID will take you to the root directory of that volume.
To download an entire volume, right click on that volume's zip link in the
second column.
Be aware that even with a 4:1 compression ratio, the zipped versions
of the calibrated volumes are on the order of 1 GB and will generally take
several hours to download. Users are encouraged to download during
the late night/early morning hours California time.
Browse images for the calibrated files can be viewed by following the browse
images link for the respective volumes.
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