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NASA NTRS · 20100039168

Virtual Planetary Analysis Environment for Remote Science

Abstract

All of the data for NASA's current planetary missions and most data for field experiments are collected via orbiting spacecraft, aircraft, and robotic explorers. Mission scientists are unable to employ traditional field methods when operating remotely. We have developed a virtual exploration tool for remote sites with data analysis capabilities that extend human perception quantitatively and qualitatively. Scientists and mission engineers can use it to explore a realistic representation of a remote site. It also provides software tools to "touch" and "measure" remote sites with an immediacy that boosts scientific productivity and is essential for mission operations.

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Keely, Leslie, Beyer, Ross, Edwards. Laurence, Lees, David. 2009-10-14. Virtual Planetary Analysis Environment for Remote Science. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100039168

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