Images from Mars Pathfinder - Data Processing Techniques Revisited

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Sep 2008

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European Planetary Science Congress 2008, Proceedings of the conference held 21-25 September, 2008 in Münster, Germany. Online a

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The primary goal of the Mars Pathfinder Mission was the development of a low cost system that could place a science payload on the Martian surface. Landing on July 4 and operating through September 27, 1997 the mission returned 2,6 GB of data, including over 16,000 images by the IMP (Image for Mars Pathfinder) mounted on top of the lander and 550 images of the rover camera. To support geologists in their analysis we applied and adopted photogrammetric techniques to map the lander area, to determine the landers coordinates in a global context, and to orientate the images with respect to the North direction. With the upcoming activities in Europe in the context of the Exomars mission as well al Planetary Rover Vision projects, we will report on our experience with IMP image data and discuss the processing methods and techniques that were applied.

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