\begin{table}%T1
\caption{Odin Mars observation log.} \label{tablog}
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\begin{tabular}{lccclcc}
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Date UT              & Orbits  & Central~$^1$     & Average & Integ. time & Mars     & Pointing\\
yyyy/mm/dd.dd--dd.dd & numbers & frequency [GHz] & $T_{\rm SYS}$ [K] & "ON'' + "OFF'' [h] & diameter [\arcsec] & offset [\arcsec]~$^2$\\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{549~A1 receiver (with AOS)} \\
\hline
2003/06/14.60$-$15.11 & 12~560$-$12~567 & 556.956 U & 3080 & 4.8 + 1.6 & 14.19 & 4 \\
2003/06/16.61--16.79 & 12~590--12~592 & 557.658 U & 3200 & 1.6 + 0.8$^3$& 14.45 & 7 \\
2003/06/16.81--17.19 & 12~593--12~598 & 558.354 U & 4200 & 3.2 + 1.6 & 14.48 & 7 \\
2003/06/17.21--17.32 & 12~599--12~600 & 558.354 U & 3110 & 1.6 + 0   & 14.53 & 7 \\
2003/06/17.35--17.86 & 12~601--12~608 & 556.254 U & 3070 & 4.8 + 1.6 & 14.58 & 7 \\
2003/06/17.88--18.39 & 12~609--12~616 & 555.558 U & 3070 & 4.8 + 1.6 & 14.63 & 6 \\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{495~A2 receiver (with AC2)} \\
\hline
2003/06/14.60--15.11 & 12~560--12~567 & 487.254 L & 2600 & 4.8 + 1.6 & 14.19 & 6 \\
2003/06/16.61--18.39 & 12~590--12~616 & 487.254 L & 2580 & 17.6 + 4.8 & 14.57& 8 \\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{555~B2 receiver (with AOS)} \\
\hline
2003/11/02.05--02.56 & 14~655--14~663 & 556.936 U & 3290 & 3.9 + 1.3 & 14.70 &  7 \\
2003/11/02.59--03.10 & 14~663--14~671 & 556.140 U & 3270 & 4.1 + 1.4 & 14.62 &  7 \\
2003/11/03.13--03.17 & 14~671--14~672 & 555.335 U & 3250 & 0.7 + 0   & 14.58 &  7 \\
2003/11/05.61--06.05 & 14~708--14~715 & 555.335 U & 3290 & 3.5 + 1.4 & 14.17 & 10 \\
2003/11/06.08--06.32 & 14~715--14~719 & 557.735 U & 3280 & 2.6 + 0.7 & 14.11 & 12 \\
2003/11/08.29--08.30 & 14~748--14~748 & 557.735 U & 3250 & 0.1 + 0   & 13.80 & 10 \\
2003/11/08.30--08.84 & 14~748--14~756 & 558.540 U & 3290 & 5.2 + 1.4 & 13.77 & 10 \\
2003/11/08.84--09.38 & 14~756--14~765 & 556.940 U & 3250 & 5.0 + 1.4 & 13.67 &  9 \\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{555~B2 receiver (with AC2)} \\
\hline
2003/11/08.84--09.38 & 14~756--14~765 & 556.936 U & 3200 & 4.1 + 1.4 & 13.67 &  9 \\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{549~A1 receiver (with AC1)} \\
\hline
2003/11/02.05--02.56 & 14~655--14~663 & 547.676 L & 3500 & 4.4 + 1.4 & 14.70 &  9 \\
2003/11/05.61--06.31 & 14~708--14~719 & 547.676 L & 3730 & 5.1 + 1.9 & 14.15 & 15 \\
2003/11/08.22--09.38 & 14~747--14~765 & 547.676 L & 3600 & 8.5 + 2.5 & 13.72 &  9 \\
\hline
\multicolumn{6}{l}{572~B1 receiver (with AC2)} \\
\hline
2003/11/02.05--03.17 & 14~655--14~672 & 576.268 U & 3260 & 8.5 + 2.6 & 14.66 &  9 \\
2003/11/05.61--06.31 & 14~708--14~719 & 576.268 U & 3250 & 5.3 + 2.0 & 14.15 & 15 \\
2003/11/08.22--08.84 & 14~747--14~756 & 576.268 U & 3250 & 5.3 + 1.4 & 13.77 &  8 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}}
\par
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$^1$  Sky frequencies before correction for Odin velocity relative to Mars
($\pm$7 to $\pm$33~MHz); U: upper side band, L = lower side band of the 
receiver.\\ 
$^2$  The average pointing bias provided by the attitude reconstruction
versus targeted Mars position is 7\arcsec\ with $\approx$5\arcsec\ uncertainty 
in June. In addition the misalignment between the true telescope axis and 
the one modelled relative to the Odin platform and star-trackers is at most 
15\arcsec. The 549~A1, 555~B2 and 495~A2 beams are also slightly misaligned 
by 7$-$10\arcsec\ from ground measurements and $\approx$10\arcsec\ in space 
on Jupiter maps. 
The difference in the continuum signal of Mars between the various 
frequencies can be an effect of slightly different pointing and also 
differences in true beam efficiencies. An additional pointing drift at the 
end of each orbit in June (up to 70\arcsec\ for a few minutes) is not 
included here and apparently not well reconstructed in the attitude files. \\
$^3$ "OFF'' position is at an offset of 2 to 3\degr\ instead of 15\arcmin.
\end{table}