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LTVT - Lunar Terminator Visualization Tool

Paolo Amoroso View Member Profile	Aug 30 2007, 03:29 PM Post #1
Member Group: Members Posts: 109 Joined: 20-January 07 From: Milano, ITALY Member No.: 1633	I apologize in advance if this software is already known, but I have found no references in the archive. LTVT - Lunar Terminator Visualization Tool is a free Windows application by Jim Mosher for processing both earth-based and space images of the Moon. It allows the visualization of the terminator and libration, the use of any photo as map texture with optional labels of official names, and more. Some sample images generated with LTVT: an Apollo metric image a Lunar Orbiter image more LTVT examples Paolo Amoroso -------------------- Avventure Planetarie - Blog sulla comunicazione e divulgazione scientifica

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