re: CRISM

Robert Clark — 12/2/2006 11:06:03 PM (archived)

CRISM has a resolution of about 20 meter/pixel.

Fig. 3 in the Christensen Nature article shows what he suggests is a presently snow covered unit. This image was taken with THEMIS on Mars Odyssey at about 18 meter resolution.
Then CRISM might be able to determine if there is current snow at that location.

Bob Clark

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Gullies from MRO (1,4 MB) and many other pictures - Raoul - 11/24/2006 6:30:50 PM
- Anybody got a high-def TV? - Robert Clark - 11/26/2006 3:20:35 PM
  - re: Anybody got a high-def TV? - nick hoffman - 11/27/2006 1:49:11 AM
    - re: Anybody got a high-def TV? - Doug Ellison - 11/27/2006 8:02:52 AM
      - re: Anybody got a high-def TV? - Robert Clark - 11/27/2006 5:26:29 PM
        
        Resolution of the human eye - nick hoffman - 11/28/2006 3:35:23 AM
        
        Then again there's supernormal vision. - Robert Clark - 12/2/2006 2:44:10 PM
        
        Super resolution imaging - Doug Ellison - 12/2/2006 3:14:08 PM
        
        No, this is a completely different and exciting scientific development. - Robert Clark - 12/2/2006 3:41:42 PM
        
        what benefit for 'mars imaging analysis'? (n/t) - Doug Ellison - 12/2/2006 7:15:34 PM
        
        I can't prove it will help but ... - Robert Clark - 12/2/2006 10:00:58 PM
        
        re: I can't prove it will help but ... - Doug Ellison - 12/2/2006 11:30:23 PM
        
        re: I can't prove it will help but ... - Robert Clark - 12/2/2006 11:55:43 PM
        
        crossed wires - Doug Ellison - 12/3/2006 2:32:21 AM
        
        size of the pixel...AND..the distance to the display (n/t) - Doug Ellison - 11/27/2006 7:54:30 PM
- The full scale jpeg image is 42.5 MB. - Robert Clark - 11/26/2006 3:02:01 PM
  - When the JPG is just too big.... - Doug Ellison - 11/27/2006 8:54:31 AM
- Truly amazing - Donald - 11/25/2006 9:16:00 PM
- re: Gullies from MRO - just what I was waiting for - nick hoffman - 11/24/2006 11:31:25 PM
  - What, no craters? - Scott Evil - 11/27/2006 7:09:10 PM
    - Note to self... follow he links before commenting on a single cropped picture! - Scott Evil - 11/27/2006 7:15:30 PM
  - I suspected as much - Robert - 11/25/2006 7:17:45 PM
  - Why couldn't it be snow avalanches, ala Christensen? (n/t) - Robert Clark - 11/25/2006 1:09:21 PM
    - Because the Snow on Mars is CO2, not H2O - nick hoffman - 11/26/2006 4:45:56 AM
      - Christensen specifically used this gully system as evidence for his theory - Robert Clark - 11/26/2006 2:54:58 PM
        
        Old ideas and new images - nick hoffman - 11/26/2006 3:23:45 PM
        
        hydrocarbons on Mars - E.P. - 11/26/2006 7:08:14 PM
        
        BTW, radiation splits hydrocarbons on the surface of Mars (n/t) - E.P. - 11/26/2006 7:12:15 PM
        
        Did Methane outgas? - E.P. - 11/26/2006 7:17:20 PM
        
        CRISM - Doug Ellison - 11/26/2006 6:10:07 PM
        
        re: CRISM - Robert Clark - 12/2/2006 11:06:03 PM
        
        CRISM imaging of gullies. - Robert Clark - 12/24/2006 7:48:13 PM
        
        re: CRISM imaging of gullies. - Robert Clark - 12/29/2006 7:49:42 PM
        
        Fascinating - nick hoffman - 12/28/2006 4:27:08 AM
        
        Might provide an automated way to seach for new gullies. - Robert Clark - 12/27/2006 3:04:26 PM
        
        re: Old ideas and new images - lance - 11/26/2006 3:33:43 PM

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