Download JMARS for Earth

Download Options

Some advanced features of JMARS require a JMARS login." It is free and you can get it by filling out minimal information here

  • For Beginning Users: Click on the name of your operating system in the list below to download JMARS
  • For Experienced Users: If you already have Java 1.5 or later installed, you can also install JMARS using the WebStart version, which will automatically update your software as new versions of JMARS are made available.
  • For Advanced Users: You can also download the JMARS jar file, which is the raw program executable.

System Requirements

The JMARS client is designed to be compact, but it does pull a large amount of data from the servers at ASU's Mars Space Flight Facility and must handle that data on the user's machine once it has been downloaded. Therefore, the minimum recommended system requirements are:

  • A 24 bit video sub-system (required)
  • DSL, Cable, T-1, or better network connection (128Kbps) (recommended)
  • 4G of RAM (recommended)
  • Display capable of a resolution of 1024x768 (recommended)

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JMARS for Earth

Version Release Date Summary
Release earth-20100920 Mon, 2010-09-20

This release adds some exciting new features. JMARS now automatically saves its current state once a minute, and you can restore the last state when logging in. The map window can now be saved to a TIFF or JPEG2000 file. The function keys can be used...

Release Earth-20100512 Wed, 2010-05-12

This release addresses numerous user interface issues, extends KML and CSV support, includes a lookup table operator to aid in symbolizing shape files, and adds a threshold operation to hide pixels above, at, or below some pixel value.

Release Earth-20100311 Thu, 2010-03-11

This release of JMARS for Earth adds numerous useful new features to the shape layer, and greatly improves the stability and performance of several common operations.

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