RO-A-OSINAC/OSIWAC-5-STEINS-SHAPE-V1.0
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o  The actual coordinate system is not specified in the dataset.cat.
-- A definition of the coordinate system has been added.

o  'plate_shape_definition.asc' refers to the wrong object (Tempel 1, not
   Steins).
-- Fixed

o  Need a better definition of how 'center' is defined/selected.
-- Added a discussion noting that the center of figure and the center of
   gravity are coincident to within the uncertainties of the model.

o  Jian-Yang's presentation slide 24 has a list of minor documentation issues.
-- Fixed as noted below

o  If possible, add flags to the facet table to indicate which are from direct
   observation and which from lightcurves.
-- Currently don't have any data to fulfill this lien


JYL TYPOS

voldesc.cat:
* Line 27-29: Remove "\n"
-- Fixed

document/plate_shape_definition.asc:
* Line 3: Replace "Tempel 1" with "Steins"
-- Fixed

catalog/catinfo.txt:
* Line 37: Check consistency of file name: REFERENCE.CAT vs references.cat (extra s)
-- Fixed

* Line 38: No personnel.cat file found in the directory
-- Added

catalog/dataset.cat:
* Mean rad 2.70 vs 2.59
* Dimensions: 6.83x5.70x4.42 vs 6.81x5.62x4.20
* Need a reference for rotational period
-- The dimensional computations are somewhat dependent on techniques and have
   only minor differences.  Because the information included comes from the
   published paper, I am going to leave the numbers as is, since the
   discrepancies are small.  Added the reference citation to the table header
   to make it clear.


Documents
* Recommend expanding the documents to include 
  1) views from s/c at various times during the flyby and 
  2) standard view point with lat-lon grid overlain
-- Don't have the geometry info for the s/c views 
-- Standard views with grid overlays have been added


Data:
* An obvious seam as Tony noticed.  Need documentation on it.
-- Documentation about the seam has been added to the dataset.cat file


* Related to the seam and "two methods used" mentioned in the dataset, it will
  be useful to document what method was used for what areas 
--  As noted above, currently don't have any additional info to do this



b.ro-a-osinac_osiwac-5-steins-shape-v1.0/catalog/dataset.cat
DATA_SET_NAME = "PLATE SHAPE MODEL OF ASTEROID STEINS, V1.0"
This is not a bug, but these values usually have no comma before the
version.
-- fixed