Google Mars 3d (With HiRISE!), Part of Google Earth 5 |
Google Mars 3d (With HiRISE!), Part of Google Earth 5 |
Feb 2 2009, 08:51 PM
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Download: Google Earth 5 w/Mars
An early overview is available here. This is exactly what I've been waiting for ever since Google Earth came out five years ago. And HiRISE integration is amazing. |
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Apr 24 2009, 12:17 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 236 Joined: 5-June 08 From: Udon Thani Member No.: 4185 |
Map of difference between THEMIS Day and Night IR measurements for Meridiani area THEMIS_Thermal_Inertia.kml ( 545bytes ) Number of downloads: 416 Theorie is that lose sand/dust will show up bright in Daytime IR and dark in Night time IR, so a large difference between daytime and night time IR measurements will show a larger risk of lose sand (I hope). Map shows least difference in measurements as lightgreen, then onwards to blue, and red is shown as the highest difference (you can't call it a 'no go' area for there is no data on which value's are actually dangerous). Presently Oppy is almost through the 'red' area and should get on 'firmer' ground soon if this map is correct ;-). Note resolution of THEMIS is only down to aprox. 100 meter/pixel so don't expect data on each individual dune ;-). |
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