Here are the high-resolution observations of Cilix from E15. It's easy to see why this feature was misinterpreted as a knob in the early Voyager images.

15ESCILIX02

15ESCILIX01-02

Just for S&G, a badly tweaked version of the 1997 false-color JPL release:

For Decepticon:



Galileo search page

Here's a short series of colorized mosaics (color data by Myran).
E6ESBRTPLN02 colorized

E6ESDRKLIN01...first attempt:



Credits-
Background mosaic: NASA/JPL
Color processing: Myron
Color overlay: Exploitcorporations
Concept: vexgizmo
Images:Galileo

A second, equally unscientific attempt at colorizing the E6 transect from your new data :

It appears that the areas surrounding these craters exhibit large-scale disruption and fracturing distinct from the sort of thing seen in the chaotic terrains. Has anyone done modeling of the predicted behavior of the lithosphere on a regional scale in response to impacts of this size?

Answer to Vexgizmo's sulpheric acid Pepsi challenge over in Ted's thread:E6ESBRTPLN colorized

Edit: Myran, that's your color sample. I meant to use a crop from Vexgizmo's post, but I mistook yours for the NASA version. Excellent work!

This observation seems to be within the boundaries of 11ESREGMAP01, judging from the footprint graphic (NASA). I'll attempt a composite later, but 6m/pxl within about 200m/pxl will appear submicroscopic...12ESMOTTLE01-02

[URL=http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA02517]

Yes!!!