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<em>image by [mailto:mauricejscollins@hotmail.com Maurice Collins], Palmerston North, New Zealand</em><br />
 
<em>image by [mailto:mauricejscollins@hotmail.com Maurice Collins], Palmerston North, New Zealand</em><br />
 
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Last week, LPOD [http://lpod.wikispaces.com/April+28%2C+2012 featured] a Japanese map of maria ages displayed over the Clementine mosaic. <br />
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Last week, LPOD [http://www2.lpod.org/wiki/April_28,_2012 featured] a Japanese map of maria ages displayed over the Clementine mosaic.  
I suggested that the map would be more interpretable if the background mosaic showed more detail <br />
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I suggested that the map would be more interpretable if the background mosaic showed more detail  
than the high Sun Clementine image and if the colors were partially transparent so the features on<br />
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than the high Sun Clementine image and if the colors were partially transparent so the features on
the maria were somewhat visible. Maurice has delivered two versions. Using LTVT he superposed a <br />
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the maria were somewhat visible. Maurice has delivered two versions. Using LTVT he superposed a  
semi-transparent age map on a visualization of the LRO altimetry (seen here), and for the second <br />
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semi-transparent age map on a visualization of the LRO altimetry (seen here), and for the second  
map the background was the LRO Quick Map mosaic. This version successfully allows identification <br />
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map the background was the LRO Quick Map mosaic. This version successfully allows identification  
of underlying craters, mare ridges and mountains so that the boundaries of age units can be better <br />
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of underlying craters, mare ridges and mountains so that the boundaries of age units can be better  
tied to the surface. Maurice made a similar mashup for the farside but the main thing it does is <br />
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tied to the surface. Maurice made a similar mashup for the farside but the main thing it does is  
emphasize how little maria is on that averted hemisphere. Now what would really be cool is if we had <br />
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emphasize how little maria is on that averted hemisphere. Now what would really be cool is if we had  
a version of this map - or any map - where a click on any part of the maria would tell you its age.<br />
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a version of this map - or any map - where a click on any part of the maria would tell you its age.
 
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<em>[mailto:tychocrater@yahoo.com Chuck Wood]</em><br />
 
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<p><b>Yesterday's LPOD:</b> [[April 30, 2012|La Luna En Español]] </p>
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<p><b>Tomorrow's LPOD:</b> [[May 2, 2012|The Alpine And Other Rilles]] </p>
 
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Latest revision as of 07:32, 28 October 2018

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image by Maurice Collins, Palmerston North, New Zealand

Last week, LPOD featured a Japanese map of maria ages displayed over the Clementine mosaic. I suggested that the map would be more interpretable if the background mosaic showed more detail than the high Sun Clementine image and if the colors were partially transparent so the features on the maria were somewhat visible. Maurice has delivered two versions. Using LTVT he superposed a semi-transparent age map on a visualization of the LRO altimetry (seen here), and for the second map the background was the LRO Quick Map mosaic. This version successfully allows identification of underlying craters, mare ridges and mountains so that the boundaries of age units can be better tied to the surface. Maurice made a similar mashup for the farside but the main thing it does is emphasize how little maria is on that averted hemisphere. Now what would really be cool is if we had a version of this map - or any map - where a click on any part of the maria would tell you its age.
Chuck Wood
Thanks also to Tom Harradine who combined the age map with his own false color image of the
Moon, a third approach.

Related Links
Maurice's website

Yesterday's LPOD: La Luna En Español

Tomorrow's LPOD: The Alpine And Other Rilles



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