This directory contains files related to the determination of the location of the plasmapause, using Van Allen Probes data. The primary file herein is rbspX_inner_plasmapause_list2.dat, which contains the epochs of the inner edge of the plasmasphere for the outbound and inbound legs of each orbit for spacecraft X (A or B). The coverage is currently from mid-September 2012 through the end of April 2016, though it is hoped that resources will be found in the future to extend this coverage to later in the mission. The plasmapause determination primarily uses the L4 density files produced by the Waves team, but also makes uses of the observed HFR spectra and the Waves B-field spectra. The goal of this database is to mark the innermost point where the spacecraft appears to pass into or out of the plasmasphere (i.e., it is desired that all points inward of the marked epochs are fully and completely within the plasmasphere). The primary criterion for this point is when the density passes the 100 cm^-3 threshold, but the shape of the density curve (jumps, kinks, etc.) can override this threshold for any given orbit. Where there is uncertainty, we have tried to err on the side of ensuring that only plasmasphere epochs are included within the marked boundaries. An outbound and an inbound plasmapause location is specified for every orbit within the coverage interval, with the exception of orbits for which data gaps prevent a plasmapause determination for *both* half-orbits. Such orbits are indicated in the gap files rbspX_plasmapause_gap_list.txt within this directory. If it was decided that the spacecraft did not exit the plasmasphere during a given orbit, the plasmapause for each half of that orbit is marked as being a few seconds before and after apogee for that orbit. The final determination of all plasmapause locations was made by Craig Kletzing, PI of the EMFISIS suite. The database is maintained by Ivar Christopher. Any questions should be addressed to both parties. Note that the file rbspa_inner_plasmapause_list__with_no-crossing_orbits_unflagged.dat is currently an exact copy of the primary file.