Unified Interior Regions

TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: City/Town Halls in AZ, NM, & UT as of 12/18/19 

The PDS archive status (marked at upper right of each product page, see table) of geospatial data products in the Annex varies, depending on the source and date of delivery to the Annex. Most products are either PDS3 or PDS4 compliant, with the majority served as 8- or 16-bit “raw” GeoTIFFs (meaning uncompressed and untiled, see White Paper below) with detached PDS3 and

The Arizona black rattlesnake is a high-elevation medium-sized (<1,000 mm) rattlesnake found primarily in Arizona and extreme western New Mexico. Adults are dark brown or black in background color, with white- or yellow-edged barker hexagonal blotches. Juveniles are born with a grey background and dark blotches. Arizona black rattlesnakes are typically found in pine-oak

In the drier Arizona upland plant communities, pictured here, some species will likely decline with forecasted climate change (such as foothill paloverde, ocotillo and creosote bush) while cacti may well increase in abundance and range.

TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: City/Town Halls in AZ, NM, & UT 01/06/2020

Excel spreadsheet listing the many planetary and lunar maps published from 1961 on. Some are available in hardcopy form at no cost to the requestor.

Lava Flow Presentation by Laszlo Keszthelyi

Shows users how to use the Annex apps and how to find data. 

Meteor Crater Drill Cuttings Sampling Protocol

Surface processes recorded by rocks and soils on Meridiani Planum, Mars: Microscopic Imager observations during Opportunity’s first three extended missions