Table 2

DIM measurement details on 12 November 2014 when Philae was still connected to Rosetta and during the descent to the comet’s surface.

Meas. Day Start Dist. Meas. DIM Margin Signal-free False signal Comments
numb. time time side period frequency
[UTC] [km] [s] [dB] [%] [s-1]
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

29 12.11.2014 07:38:02 25.3 100 X 40 100 DIM partially obscured by Rosetta
12.11.2014 08:35:00 22.4 Philae release from Rosetta
30 12.11.2014 08:38:32 22.2 200 X 40 0 Meas. terminated at 08:38:45 UTC
31 12.11.2014 08:42:23 22.1 200 Y 40 0 83
32 12.11.2014 08:46:13 22.0 200 Z 40 99 68
33 12.11.2014 08:50:03 21.8 200 X 50 100
34 12.11.2014 08:53:52 21.6 200 Y 50 100
35 12.11.2014 08:57:42 21.4 200 Z 50 100
36 12.11.2014 09:59:04 18.6 200 X 40 0 112
37 12.11.2014 10:02:54 18.4 200 Y 40 99 32
38 12.11.2014 10:06:44 18.3 200 Z 40 0 77
39 12.11.2014 14:40:04 5.1 100 X 40 96 93
40 12.11.2014 14:42:14 5.0 100 Y 40 98 47 Noise terminated at 14:42:26 UTC
41 12.11.2014 14:44:24 4.9 100 Z 40 0 77
12.11.2014 15:34:04 2.3 Philae touchdown at Agilkia

Notes. Column 1 lists the measurement number, Cols. 2 and 3 give the start time of each measurement block, Col. 4 gives the distance from the barycenter of the comet’s nucleus, Col. 5 lists the measurement time, Col. 6 gives the sensor side operated, Col. 7 lists the margin, Col. 8 lists the fraction of the signal-free time in the measurement period, Col. 9 lists the frequency of false signals, and Col. 10 gives some comments. All measurements were collected in BCT2 mode.

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