NASA NTRS · 20000110456
Stereogrammetric Mapping of Mars: Promise, Progress, and Problems
Abstract
To assist in landing site selection, we are compiling a suite of stereo images of potential land-ing sites for the 1998 and 2001 Mars landers. From these, we are using automated stereogrammetry software to map the topography of these sites at higher resolution than previously available. One our tasks is to integrate stereo-based topography with MGS MOLA laser-based topography. These two data sets compliment each other and can lead to a higher level of understanding of Mars than would use of either dataset by itself. In this presentation, we report on the success of these efforts, and some of the lessons learned. Additional information is contained in the original extended abstract.
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Schenk, P. M., Moore, J. M.. 1999-07-01. Stereogrammetric Mapping of Mars: Promise, Progress, and Problems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000110456
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