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English: jsc2022e091371 (12/7/2022) --- A view of a simulation of the STP-H9-ECLIPSE observations of the Mg+ emission mapping scheme. The left panel (aft view) shows the observations along the orbit plane used to infer the vertical ion distribution. The right panel (cross-track view) shows the map of the Mg+ emission cross-track beneath the ISS orbit. These two data sets are simultaneously tomographically inverted to infer the 3D ion distribution. Image courtesy of the Naval Research Laboratory.

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Image title	Figure 2: An simulation of ECLIPSE observations of the Mg+ emission mapping scheme. The left panel (aft view) shows the observations along the orbit plane used to infer the vertical ion distribution. The right panel (cross-track view) shows the map of the Mg+ emission cross-track beneath the ISS orbit. These two data sets are simultaneously tomographically inverted to infer the 3D ion distribution. Image Courtesy of: Naval Research Laboratory
Date and time of data generation	7 December 2022
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Unique ID of original document	92D54FDA6C0D48F13B1BAC6518C93883
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