Introduction to GIS Data for ArcMap 10.1 and Higher
Introduction to GIS Data for ArcMap 10.1 and HigherAn introduction to GIS data using ArcMap 10.1 and higher; intended for planetary geologic mappers.
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An introduction to GIS data using ArcMap 10.1 and higher; intended for planetary geologic mappers.
An introduction to GIS data using ArcMap 10.1 and higher; intended for planetary geologic mappers.
Roving on Mars: Curiosity's exploration of Gale Crater
* Overview of the Mars Science Laboratory Mission
* Highlights from 5 years of exploring sedimentary environments
* Preview of next steps in Curiosity's climb up Aeolis Mons
Roving on Mars: Curiosity's exploration of Gale Crater
* Overview of the Mars Science Laboratory Mission
* Highlights from 5 years of exploring sedimentary environments
* Preview of next steps in Curiosity's climb up Aeolis Mons
Flyover of the southeast Ceti Mensa map. Distinct groups of rock layers, called geologic units, are shaded in different colors, with dark browns representing the oldest rocks and green representing the youngest rocks. All of these rocks formed as wind-blown sand that became trapped in shallow, ephemeral lakes, similar to the wet playas of the desert southwest US.
Flyover of the southeast Ceti Mensa map. Distinct groups of rock layers, called geologic units, are shaded in different colors, with dark browns representing the oldest rocks and green representing the youngest rocks. All of these rocks formed as wind-blown sand that became trapped in shallow, ephemeral lakes, similar to the wet playas of the desert southwest US.
An animation of the USGS topographic map of Mercury created using images from NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft.
An animation of the USGS topographic map of Mercury created using images from NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft.