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Search for the Viking 2 Landing Site
Science, 1976The search for the landing site of Viking 2 was more extensive than the search for the Viking 1 site. Seven times as much area (4.5 million square kilometers) was examined as for Viking 1. Cydonia (B1) and Capri (C1) sites were examined with the Viking 1 orbiter.
H, Masursky, N L, Crabill
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The Viking Landing Sites: Selection and Certification
Science, 1976During the past several years the Viking project developed plans to use Viking orbiter instruments and Earth-based radar to certify the suitability of the landing sites selected as the safest and most scientifically rewarding using Mariner 9 data. During June and July 1976, the Earth-based radar and orbital spacecraft observations of some of the prime ...
H, Masursky, N L, Crabill
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The periglacial landscape at the Phoenix landing site
Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 2009The Mars Scout mission Phoenix landed in the northern high latitudes of Mars in an area thought to be dominated by subsurface ground ice, and has provided a unique detailed examination of periglacial morphology and topography that is not visible from orbit.
Mellon, M. +8 more
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Payload and Landing Control Center / Landing Sites
2019Space Rider, the European Space Transportation System, will open a new era in the affordable and reusable space transportation. The system will perform experimentation and demonstration of multiple future missions in low Earth orbit, benefiting from existing technologies, but also addressing technological challenges.
BELLOMO, Alessandro +3 more
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Analysis of land use land cover changes for an abandoned mine site
2015 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS), 2015The aim of this study is to the evaluate land use and the land cover changes of an abandoned coal mine in Central Anatolia. The mining activity in the region was started at 1987 and after working for 18 years, all the rights of the mine was passed to an another company which after a while the came up with no coal production since its concession was ...
Hilal Soydan +2 more
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Selection of the InSight Landing Site
Space Science Reviews, 2016The selection of the Discovery Program InSight landing site took over four years from initial identification of possible areas that met engineering constraints, to downselection via targeted data from orbiters (especially Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) and High-Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) images), to selection
Golombek, M +34 more
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Land Disposal and Spill Site Environments
1984Land is a receptor of many chemicals through both intentional and unintentional depositions. Mitigation methods for control of the chemicals resulting from unintentional depositions such as unsuccessful landfills, spills, and leaks include excavation and disposal, entombment in place, and in some situations, in situ biodegradation.
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Nature, 1972
Dr Lucchitta describes the geology of the Apollo 17 landing site in the Taurus–Littrow region of the Moon.
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Dr Lucchitta describes the geology of the Apollo 17 landing site in the Taurus–Littrow region of the Moon.
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Landing Site Selection and Characterization of Tianwen-1 (Zhurong Rover) on Mars
Journal of Geophysical Research E: Planets, 2022Bo Wu, Yiran Wang, Zhaojin Li
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Geological characteristics of China's Tianwen-1 landing site at Utopia Planitia, Mars
Icarus, 2021Xing Wu, Chaolin Zhang
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