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Rev 167-T84, Filling in the N trailing hemisphere RADAR gaps
titanicrivers
post Jun 13 2012, 08:12 AM
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Rev 167 (T84) groundtrack from Ciclops looking ahead is projected on a recent VIMS map of Titan containing RADAR swaths and a grid http://planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov/images/T...p_VIMSimage.pdf I presume the swath will fill in the central portion of the map close to the groundtrack.
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Some raw images from the NAC near the Adiri region (from June 7th and 9th) are shown below.
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