ID	MICP Id	type	cycle	orbit #	event id	obs id	start time (ET)	pixel start	cmd #samples	cmd #lines	summing	linetime (ms)	aspect ratio	gain	offset	UL lon	UL lat	LL lon	LL lat	LR lon	LR lat	UR lon	UR lat	comment
fhga-01321	1321	NA	fhga	165	2295081	3145728	-24621029.15	0	682	12160	3	0.48	1	93.465	80	247.31	46.42	247.48	45.53	247.4	45.52	247.24	46.42	
m1-00762	762	NA	m1	756	2753274		-20448480.85	0	256	256	8	0.48	1	16.542	130	249.91	-3.02	249.92	-2.97	249.97	-2.97	249.96	-3.02	
m2-04201	4201	NA	m2	1347	2887785	30410937	-16276236.58	1280	768	13056	1	0.72	1.5	93.465	220	249.27	-3.09	249.33	-2.6	249.35	-2.61	249.28	-3.09	Full crosstrack-resolution traverse of part of the floor of crater in Amenthes/Tagus region through which there are subtle hints of channel on the floor.  Same crater imaged at lower resolution during FHGA. Crater proposed as possible MSP 2001 landing sit
m3-04484	4484	NA	m3	1674	3019140	3147467	-13968112.88	0	1024	3584	2	0.72	1.5	46.74	210	249.13	-3.36	249.17	-3.1	249.22	-3.1	249.18	-3.37	"Lower reach of TAGUS VALLES (-2.38,249.18) 2X,1.5AR"
m4-1814	1814	NA	m4	2001	3147542	30413134	-11659960.09	0	512	8064	4	0.48	1	23.386	130	249.2	-2.73	249.3	-1.93	249.35	-1.93	249.25	-2.73	"Floor of crater ""breached"" by valley that everyone thinks is Tagus Vallis but it really doesn't have a name, nor does the crater.  The purpose of this image is to characterize the nature of the crater floor. This is the ""lake"" site being retained for consideration as possible Mars Surveyor 2001 landing site, as of August 1999. (-2.49, 249.28)."