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New CTX Global Mosaic available in JMARS
Check out version one of the CTX Global Mosaic
Interested in the CTX global mosaic? You can now view the mosaic in JMARS!
The CTX Global Mosaic, v1.0 (Murray Lab) can now be found in JMARS!
Search for it in the layer manager search bar or locate it under Instrument -> CTX-> Global Mosaic -> CTX Global Mosaic, Murray Lab (v01)
CTX Global Mosaic Information:
The Bruce Murray Laboratory for Planetary Visualization has generated a semi-controlled, seam-corrected and seam-mapped mosaic of Mars rendered at 5.0 m/px using Context Camera (CTX) data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO).
The MRO/CTX instrument was built and operated by Malin Space Science Systems and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
The CTX Mosaic project has been lead by Jay Dickson (Caltech). Significant help has been provided by Bethany Ehlmann (Caltech/JPL),
Laura Kerber (JPL), Caleb Fassett (MSFC), Daven Quinn (U. Wisconsin), and Trent Hare (USGS).
ASU ingest date: 3/31/23
