New format for mission description ("quicklook"):
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/files/20100707_...y_quicklook.pdf

INMS acquistion data (more benzene? how much?)

short SAR RADAR swath over Mezzoramia (way cool-o!!!)

Hmmm ..... maybe another SAR attempt at those VIMS mountains ???

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Nope, the look direction is to the south.

T71 Titan image N00156687.jpg was taken July 08, 2010 from 830K km using the CL1 and CB3 filters. Latest ISS map (distorted to fit better) is overlain.

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Composite of red, green, blue and UV filter images (N001567-10) from T71

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... and RADAR SAR.
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Great to see a new SAR swath! There are lots of intriguing features visible there - can't wait to see it at full resolution.

Wow, has the time for the next PDS release already come?

*opens PDS Imaging Node immediately*

Agree the T71 SAR is a gorgeous display of Titan's topography! I have positioned Peter 59's version http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...st&id=24689 on a S Polar Map (VP's version on his SAR website is relatively low res http://pirlwww.lpl.arizona.edu/~perry/RADAR/ The cropped version shown below focuses on the Mezzoramia area, especially the 'shoreline' that T7 first revealed. T65 is contiguous with T7 but T71 doesn't overlap with T65. The shoreline area is interesting but appears less dramatic and distinct. The fluvial aspects of T71 have already been presented in abstract form http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2011/pdf/1919.pdf. In the second post I have shown interesting segments of the swath with my impressions of what is revealed.
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T71 broken into 3 parts from Peter59's post. Comments only initial impressions.
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