Mars Revealed:
Evolving Technology, Advancing Science
July 9–13, 2012
Presented at the Lunar and Planetary Institute
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Other Data Sources
Images from all the missions discussed during the Mars Revealed workshop can be found on the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Planetary Photojournal website. From the homepage, click on the picture of Mars then use the filters to search for images by mission. The images on this site are mostly press release images so the collection is far from comprehensive, but is a good place to start. Below are links to find more mission imagery and data, though obtaining data is not always practical.
The National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC). The NSSDC has various types of data from all missions but data is not readily available on the NSSDC website. The data typically has to be requested from the institution that archives the data and it is typically not in a useful format.
Mariner 9 Images
Other than doing a Google search, images from Mariner 9 are difficult to find in one place. Most data from Mariner 9 is available through the NSSDC. A free software has been created that can be used to view Mariner 9 images. Information on this software, and how to download it, can be found at http://petermasek.tripod.com/mariner9.html.Mars Global Surveyor Images
Images found on this website were taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC).Mars Odyssey Data
Gamma Ray Spectrometer (GRS) Data
Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) DataMars Exploration Rover (MER) Images
For further information, contact
Andy Shaner
Lunar and Planetary Institute
3600 Bay Area Boulevard
Houston, TX 77058
281-486-2163, shaner@lpi.usra.edu
