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MOC narrow-angle image R16-00034
Cross valleys on Tharsis plain amid Olympus Mons aureole terrain
| MOC narrow-angle image R16-00034 Map projection is sinusoidal, using 127.03 degrees W as prime meridian |
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| MOC narrow-angle image R16-00034 Map projection is sinusoidal, using 127.03 degrees W as prime meridian |
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Ancillary data for MOC narrow-angle image R16-00034
Acquisition parameters
Image ID (picno): R16-00034
Image start time: 2004-04-01T08:19:52.27 SCET
Image width: 1024 pixels
Image height: 6016 pixels
Line integration time: 0.7231 millisec
Pixel aspect ratio: 1.41
Crosstrack summing: 2
Downtrack summing: 2
Compression type: MOC-PRED-X-5
Gain mode: 8A (hexadecimal)
Offset mode: 28 (decimal)
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Derived values
Longitude of image center: 127.03°W Latitude of image center: 17.47°N Scaled pixel width: 3.13 meters Scaled image width: 3.20 km Scaled image height: 26.52 km Solar longitude (Ls): 13.03° Local True Solar Time: 13.71 decimal hours Emission angle: 18.06° Incidence angle: 27.89° Phase angle: 37.55° North azimuth: 93.22° Sun azimuth: 340.92° Spacecraft altitude: 398.09 km Slant distance: 416.39 km |
Policy regarding use of processed images
Release date: 6 April 2005