ISPRS 2004 True-3D Visualization of the Martian Surface Based on Lenticular Foil Technology using HRSC Imagery

Following the conceptual idea "from 3D camera to 3D view", the production of true-3D image maps for the glasses-free stereoviewing of parts of the Martian surface, is described. The image data have been acquired by the DLR High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) as a part of the Mars Express Mission of ESA. This multi-line scanner delivers digital multispectral scanner data of highest quality in a fore, aft and nadir mode, thus offering a perfect data set for true-3D visualization

Mimetype

application/pdf

Filename

ISPRS04_466_M_Buchroithner.pdf

Publisher

ISPRS

Author

Erman

Originator

M. F. Buchroithner, O. Wälder, K. Habermann, B. König, T. Gründemann, G. Neukum, HRSC Co-Investigator Team

Group

Astrogeology

Added to Astropedia

14 May 2012

Modified

9 July 2013

General

Geospatial Data Presentation Form

Document

Keywords

System

Mars

Target

Mars

Theme

Cartography

Mission

Mars Express

Instrument

HRSC

Geospatial Information

Quad Name