NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona
Candidate ExoMars Landing Site at Hypanis Valles Outflow
This digital terrain model (DTM) covers an area adjacent to one of the possible landing sites for the European Space Agency's ExoMars 2020 Rover near Hypanis Valles. The landing site for the rover lies to the northwest of this DTM. The DTM has been used to determine topographic information that would allow the rover to land and navigate the terrain safely.

At the outlet of Hypanis Valles lies a large sediment fan, a possible delta, which is the main reason this site warrants investigation. The fan covers much of the southern part of the DTM and is thought to have formed within a standing body of water. The fan is cut by a channel, which occurred after the fan was deposited. We can use the DTM to measure the depth of this channel.

Written by: Joel Davis

 
DTM & ORTHOIMAGES
DTEEC_036517_1920_036583_1920_L01   (559 MB)

ESP_036583_1920_RED_A_01_ORTHO
(540 MB)

ESP_036583_1920_RED_C_01_ORTHO
(51 MB)

ESP_036517_1920_RED_C_01_ORTHO
(50 MB)

ESP_036517_1920_RED_A_01_ORTHO
(520 MB)

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DTM EXTRAS
ESP_036583_1920_RED_C_01_ORTHO
(Annotated Browse)
ESP_036517_1920_RED_C_01_ORTHO
(Annotated Browse)
DTEEC_036517_1920_036583_1920_L01
(Annotated Browse)
DTEEC_036517_1920_036583_1920_L01
(Shaded Relief)
DTEEC_036517_1920_036583_1920_L01
(Color Altimetry)

Extras Read me
Extras directory listing
STEREO PAIR
Left observation
ESP_036517_1920

Right observation
ESP_036583_1920

Latitude (center)
11.68°

Longitude (center)
314.6°

Map scale
1.01 meter/pixel

North azimuth
270°


RESOURCES
About DTMs
How to use DTMs