New Enceladus Maps are available in JMARS!

You can now view 100m mosaic, 200m DEM maps and more created using Cassini Data

New Enceladus Maps in JMARS!

Enceladus Cassini Global Mosaic 100m Schenk: This new USGS global rectified base mosaic of Enceladus (Schenk and McKinnon, 2024) is derived from more than 500 Cassini ISS images acquired in the clear filter with resolutions from 250 to <50 meters pixel scale.

100m_enceladus 

Enceladus Cassini Global DEM 200m Schenk: The digital elevation model (DEM) of Enceladus is at 200-meter per pixel and built from Cassini ISS data. This new global topographic map of Enceladus represents USGS's best and most accurate shape model and DEM of the surface of this active icy moon of Saturn (Schenk and McKinnon, 2024). It represents an integration of the most up-to-date and reliable image-based control network global shape solution and nearly 100 individual stereo image digital elevation models (DEMs), with horizontal post spacings (or footprints) of ~400 meters and vertical precisions of roughly 25-100 m depending on location. Contact P Schenk (Lunar and Planetary Institute) for additional information.

200m Enceladus

Other Enceladus Maps created by JMARS using 200m DEM

  • Enceladus Cassini Global Shaded Relief 200m Schenk

    • hillshade Enceladus 

  • Enceladus Cassini Global Slope 200m Schenk

    • slope Enceladus 

  • Enceladus Cassini Global Aspect 200m Schenk

    • aspect Enceladus 

  • Enceladus Cassini Global Colorized Relief 200m Schenk

    • color Enceladus