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Table 1

Juno-JIRAM and Juno-UVS observations and radio occultations used to constrain the IPT in this study.

PJ IR
N
(deg)
S
UV
N
(deg)
S
Grav.
(deg)
band SEP
(deg)
1 50 140 X 23
3 240 310 75 Ka 62
6 150 230 210 Ka 135
8 80 145 80 150 25 Ka 43
10 125 210 130 190 340 Ka 41
11 170 90 150 245 Ka 87
13 20 75 20 65 70 X 163
14 145 130 115 Ka 110
15 40 90 40 80 20 Ka 64
17 40 20 320 175 Ka 20
18 50 120 45 100 250 Ka 64
21 320 255 310 300 Ka 137
22 20 310 10 340 Ka 87
23 292 200 Ka 43
25 320 130 Ka 41
27 265 190 250 325 Ka 168
28 215 240 Ka 136
29 180 175 150 Ka 114
30 195 245 190 240 195 Ka 66
33 335 35 250 X 60
34 290 320 290 330 250 X 106
35 180 225 175 230 255 Ka 148
36 165 60 X 165
37 130 215 130 200 10 X 119
42 10 5 70 350 X 60

Notes. The first column lists Juno’s orbit number. The second and third columns give the approximate average Io longitude for IFP observations by JIRAM in the northern and southern hemispheres, respectively. The fourth and fifth columns provide the same information for UVS observations. The sixth column shows the spacecraft longitude at closest approach. The seventh column indicates the band of the second uplink channel used for radio occultations (the downlink is always in both X and Ka bands, while the other uplink channel is always in X band). The last column gives the Sun-Earth-Probe angle. Longitudes are referenced to System III.

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