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MRO MARS HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING
SCIENCE EXPERIMENT EDR V1.0
Experimental data records for MRO HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment).
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-HIRISE-2-EDR-V1.0 - starting 2006-09-29T15:16:33.333Z -
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MRO MARS HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING SCIENCE EXPERIMENT DTM V1.0
Derived, Digital Terrain Model, geometrically-mapped elevation and orthoimages for HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment).
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-HIRISE-5-DTM-V1.0 - starting 2009-12-09T15:16:33.333Z -
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MRO MARS HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING
SCIENCE EXPERIMENT RDR V1.1
Radiometically-corrected, geometrically-mapped images for HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment).
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-HIRISE-3-RDR-V1.1 - starting 2006-09-29T15:16:33.333Z -
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MRO MARS HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING
SCIENCE EXPERIMENT RDR V1.0
Radiometically-corrected, geometrically-mapped images for HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment).
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-HIRISE-3-RDR-V1.0 - starting 2006-09-29T15:16:33.333Z -
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MRO MARS COLOR IMAGER EXPERIMENT DATA RECORD LEVEL 0 V1.0
MRO MARS COLOR IMAGER WIDE ANGLE CAMERA UNCOMPRESSED IMAGES
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-MARCI-2-EDR-L0-V1.0 - starting 2005-08-15T00:00:00Z -
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MRO CONTEXT CAMERA EXPERIMENT DATA RECORD
LEVEL 0 V1.0
MRO CONTEXT CAMERA UNCOMPRESSED IMAGES
MARS RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER - MRO-M-CTX-2-EDR-L0-V1.0 - starting 2005-08-30T00:00:00Z -
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Mars Global Cave Candidate Catalog
Mars Global Cave Candidate Catalog -
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Mars Global Cave Candidate Catalog
Mars Global Cave Candidate Catalog -
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Mars MRO CTX Global Mosaic Murray Lab v1
The V01 release of the Global CTX Mosaic, by Caltech's Murray Lab, is comprised of 86,571 separate images acquired between 2006 and 2020. Overlapping images were registered to each other (semi-controlled) before blending. The final CTX mosaic covers > 99.5% of the surface of Mars between 88°S and 88°N. We emphasize transparency both in how the mosaic was generated and for users to understand where data in the mosaic come from. We have developed a Python-based pipeline that incorporates non-destructive image processing techniques that preserve all information about the original data that comprise the mosaic and map all seams. This connects the mosaic directly with its original data, ensures that blending artifacts are not mistaken for landforms and geologic contacts, and provides instant access to the raw data that comprise the mosaic. Unzipped and uncompressed, the entire mosaic is about 10TB.
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