NASA NTRS · 20100039411
Using CTX Image Features to Predict HiRISE-Equivalent Rock Density
Abstract
Methods have been developed to quantitatively assess rock hazards at candidate landing sites with the aid of images from the HiRISE camera onboard NASA s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. HiRISE is able to resolve rocks as small as 1-m in diameter. Some sites of interest do not have adequate coverage with the highest resolution sensors and there is a need to infer relevant information (like site safety or underlying geomorphology). The proposed approach would make it possible to obtain rock density estimates at a level close to or equal to those obtained from high-resolution sensors where individual rocks are discernable.
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Serrano, Navid, Huertas, Andres, McGuire, Patrick, Mayer, David, Ardvidson, Raymond. 2010-11-01. Using CTX Image Features to Predict HiRISE-Equivalent Rock Density. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100039411
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