Moderate resolution thermal mapping of Mars - The channel terrain around the Chryse basin

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Mars Surface, Photogeology, Structural Basins, Thermal Mapping, High Resolution, Inertia, Mariner 9 Space Probe, Mars Craters, Northern Hemisphere, Photomapping, Satellite-Borne Photography, Viking Lander 1, Viking Orbiter 1, Viking Orbiter 2

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Moderate resolution (about 30 km) thermal inertia estimates have been made for several regions in the northern hemisphere of Mars. Examples of these maps are presented for the region 0-45 deg N, 0-90 deg W. In the region adjoining the Chryse basin there are two major channels, Kasei Vallis and Ares Vallis, whose floor materials have higher thermal inertia than the surrounding upland regions. Moreover, there are numerous craters in the region which have high inertia-low albedo features on the crater floor.

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