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Exploratorium, The rules :)
djellison
post Aug 26 2004, 02:41 PM
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We've probabyl all spent FAR too long refreshing folders at the Exploratorium - but I've now figured out the 'rules' of the place tongue.gif

1) If there are new PAN and NAV images - chances are the rover has not moved.
2) If there are new FHAZ images but no RHAZ images - chances are there's IDD activity only.
3) If there are new FHAZ and RHAZ images - chances are they've driven the rover
4) A set of L7 and R1 images at the end of the day in Pancam usually means a drive the following sol.
5) New NAV images tend to mean nothing - but a large number of smsall NAV images suggest a navigated drive using image feature recognition.

Anyone else spotted any other trends?

Doug
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