Energetic ion count rates and fluxes measured by the EPD instrument onboard Galileo in the Record acquisition mode.
In this mode, the count rates are accumulated during around 1.25 second. The full opening angle of the EPD telescopes
are relatively narrow, between 15° and 18°, and the acquisition period is very short compared to the rotational spin
period of Galileo. Counts and fluxes obtained with the Record acquisition mode can therefore be considered as directional
flux measurements. The local and equatorial pitch angles that are given are for the particles observed by the center of
the telescope viewing cones. The motor that rotates the EPD telescopes around an axis perpendicular to the spin axis of
Galileo can have eight different step positions, from 0 to 7.

Data are extracted from the text file named 'galileo_epd_calibrated_low_res_v18.txt' produced and provided by JHU/APL and publicly available
at http://sd-www.jhuapl.edu/Galileo_EPD/latest_calibrated_data/.
It is highly recommended to read the "readme_v19.docx" document also available at the previous link before using this dataset.
It is also recommended to contact Peter Kollmann (JHU/APL), as some measurement channels are highly contaminated or saturated.
All unreliable measurements are set to NaN. Energies, species and charge states observed by each measurement channel are discussed in
detail in Kollmann et al. [2018, JGR].

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