ISPRS 2001 Combining Lunar Photogrammetric Topographic Data with Clementine LIDAR Data

During the Clementine Mission both oblique and vertical multispectral images were collected. The oblique and vertical images from a single spectral band collected during the same orbit form a stereo pair that can be used to derive the topography. These stereo pairs were used to derive the topography of an area surrounding the lunar South Pole (90°S - 64°S latitude) and North Pole (90°N - 64°N latitude). In addition, during the Clementine mission laser altimeter data were collected. A goal was to match the photogrammetric topographic data to the topographic data collected by the laser altimeter. This required developing some innovative techniques to deal with mismatches between the photogrammetric topographic data set and the laser altimetry topographic data.

Mimetype

application/pdf

Filename

isprs_etm_OCT01_rosiek_mars_photogrammetry.pdf

Publisher

ISPRS

Originator

M. R. Rosiek, R. L. Kirk, E. Howington-Kraus

Group

Astrogeology

Added to Astropedia

15 May 2012

Modified

9 July 2013

General

Geospatial Data Presentation Form

Document

Keywords

System

Earth

Target

Moon

Theme

Topography, Photogrammetry

Mission

Clementine

Instrument

LIDAR

Geospatial Information

Quad Name