Venus surface roughness and Magellan stereo data

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Planetary Mapping, Radar Imagery, Radar Maps, Surface Roughness, Topography, Venus Surface, Elevation, Magellan Spacecraft (Nasa), Radiometers, Synthetic Aperture Radar

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Presented are results of some studies to develop tools useful for the analysis of Venus surface shape and its roughness. Actual work was focused on Maxwell Montes. The analyses employ data acquired by means of NASA's Magellan satellite. The work is primarily concerned with deriving measurements of the Venusian surface using Magellan stereo SAR. Roughness was considered by means of a theoretical analyses based on digital elevation models (DEM's), on single Magellan radar images combined with radiometer data, and on the use of multiple overlapping Magellan radar images from cycles 1, 2, and 3, again combined with collateral radiometer data.

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