Ismenius Lacus Region
Date: 13 February 2006
Satellite: Mars Express
Copyright: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin, CC BY-SA IGO 3.0
Image created by ESA Science from data contained in the Mars Express public archive. The selected colour scheme is an interpretation based on the original raw data.
A portion of the Ismenius Lacus region on the surface of Mars (USGS MC-5 quadrangle). The image represents a transitional region on the surface separating the heavily cratered highlands in the south part and the smooth plains in the north. The dissected terrain contains a series of mesas (isolated high plateau) and buttes (a small flat topped hill).
| Image Details | |||||||||
| Orbit Number |
1201 |
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| Image capture start | 2004-12-25 T 00:42:09.79 Z | ||||||||
| Image capture stop | 2004-12-25 T 00:45:47.81 Z | ||||||||
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| Image Size |
77 x 845 x 63 x 845 km |
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| Source reference file |
H1201_0000_ND2.IMG |
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| Max. resolution of original |
12.1 m per pixel |
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| Max. resolution of processed file |
~100 m per pixel |
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Last Update: 1 September 2019
