Planetary Society: The Titan "H" Up Close
The Planetary Society posted an article last Friday summing up our imaging results from T4. Again , a nice article all around.
posted by Jason Perry at 1:18 PM
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
About Me
- Name: Jason Perry
- Location: Tucson, Arizona, United States
I work for the Cassini Imaging team, usually processing Titan and Enceladus images and making maps of Titan based on our images. When I am not working or studying, I'm...I forget. I watch a lot of movies I guess.
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- JPL Moons Page
- New Rhea Image: Dark Patch
- T5 Raw Images
- New Cassini Image: Sister Moons
- Large Surface Coverage Huygens Mosaic
- Planetary Society: T5 Plans; Tethy Tweak
- Cassini Significant Events for 04/07/05 - 04/13/05
- Mimas Raw Images for Rev06
- Rev06 Icy Satellite Targets
- New Enceladus Image: Sideways Shadow
3 Comments:
The next flyby of Titan won't be until August 22. What are you all who are studying Titan going to do until then?
Well, I am going to completely redo my map in some new software we have been working with for the last month or so to better geometrically control the images we already have, plus put in some higher resolutions (which will require reprocessing to further remove camera artifacts).
oh, and we have a non-targeted flyby in June to look at Titan's south pole. The distance would make it very similar to the images returned in T0, though hopefully this time there won't be clouds.
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