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The document describes the SDD file format used by UniPOPS for data storage and retrieval, detailing its structure which includes a bootstrap, index, and scans section. It explains the binary representation, utilities for managing SDD files, and differences between old and new formats. The document outlines the structure of the bootstrap and index entries, including their components and sizes. Additionally, it provides information on scan formats, parameters for observations, and various classes of data within the scans section.

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