NASA NTRS · 20040058000
Mars Exploration Rover Panoramic Camera Multidimensional Analyses and Surface Spectral Variability
Abstract
The Mars Exploration Rover (MER) panoramic camera system (Pancam) has provided surface-based multispectral image data with unprecedented spatial and radiometric fidelity. The spectral coverage of the camera system allows for the discrimination of important Fe2+ and Fe3+ bearing minerals expected to occur on the Martian surface . This paper explores the spatially coherent and structurally consistent spectral variability present at both the Spirit and Opportunity landing sites using multidimensional analysis of representative Pancam multispectral scenes.
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Seelos, F. P., IV, Soderblom, J. M., Farrand, W. H., Johnson, J. R., Morris, R. V., Blaney, D. L.. 2004-01-01. Mars Exploration Rover Panoramic Camera Multidimensional Analyses and Surface Spectral Variability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040058000
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