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33 Cameras...another Talk
djellison
post May 11 2005, 05:45 PM
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Just confirmed - I'm giving a talk (working title '33 Cameras - our Eyes on Mars' ) at the Instruments and Imaging section of the BAA who are meeting on May 21st at The Humfrey Rooms, Castilian Terrace, Northampton (Home of the Notts Nat.Hist. and Astro. Soc) - kick off at 11, my talk likely to be the last before lunch - and during lunch (and beyond if necessary) I'll be doing some workshops on MER imagery techniques.

If you're wondering why 33...

10 for each MER (20)
Two on MPF (22)
Three on Sojourner (25)
Two on each Viking Lander (29)
MOC on MGS (30)
Themis on Odyssey (31)
HRSC on MEX (32)

and of course, a look toward HiRISE on MRO (33)

I know I'm missing out the Mariner and Viking orbiter cameras, and others besides - but they're the cool ones smile.gif

Doug
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