Martian lavas: Three complementary remote sensing techniques to derive flow properties

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Flow Distribution, Flow Velocity, Fluid Flow, Lava, Mars Volcanoes, Remote Sensing, Volcanology, Basalt, Mars (Planet), Silicon Dioxide, Slopes

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Several remote sensing techniques have been developed to determine various properties of lava flows. We are currently focusing on three such techniques to interpret Martian lava flows on Alba Patera, which are based on measurements of distal flow lobe widths which can be used to infer silica content; convolution of flow margins which can distinguish between pahoehoe and a'a types of basaltic flows; final flow field dimensions which can be combined with ground slope to derive effusion duration and average effusion rate. These methods are extremely complementary and together provide a more significant and complete understanding of extra-terrestrial lava flows. However, each of these techniques have specific and distinct data requirements.

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