Geology, in-situ resource-identification and engineering analysis of the Vernal crater area (Arabia Terra): A suitable Mars human landing site candidate

Autor: Pajola M.[1], Pozzobon R.[2], Silvestro S.[3, Salese F.[5, Rossato S.[2, Pompilio L.[8], Munaretto G.[9, Teodoro L.[10], Kling A.[10], Simioni E.[1], Lucchetti A.[1], Tornabene L.L.[11], Marinangeli L.[12], Tangari A.C.[12], Wilson J.[13], Cremonese G.[1], Massironi M.[2], Thomas N.[14]

Publikováno v: Planetary and Space Science
Planetary and space science 213 (2022). doi:10.1016/j.pss.2022.105444
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Pajola M.[1], Pozzobon R.[2], Silvestro S.[3,4], Salese F.[5,6], Rossato S.[2,7], Pompilio L.[8], Munaretto G.[9,1], Teodoro L.[10], Kling A.[10], Simioni E.[1], Lucchetti A.[1], Tornabene L.L.[11], Marinangeli L.[12], Tangari A.C.[12], Wilson J.[13], Cremonese G.[1], Massironi M.[2], Thomas N.[14]/titolo:Geology, in-situ resource-identification and engineering analysis of the Vernal crater area (Arabia Terra): A suitable mars human landing site candidate/doi:10.1016%2Fj.pss.2022.105444/rivista:Planetary and space science/anno:2022/pagina_da:/pagina_a:/intervallo_pagine:/volume:213

A multidisciplinary study of an ancient area of Mars (Early to Late Noachian) located in Arabia Terra is presented, centred at 6°1′N, 354°54′ E and including the 55 ​km size Vernal crater. By means of different spatial scale imagery datasets

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pss.2022.105444