Mastcam-Z multispectral database from the Perseverance rover’s traverse through the Jezero fan front, Mars (sols 0-707)

Authors

Melissa Rice, Western Washington UniversityFollow
Jeffrey R. Johnson, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Bradley Garczynski, Purdue University
Chase C. Million, Million Concepts
Michael St. Clair, Million Concepts
Sabrina Curtis, Western Washington University, Million Concepts
Sierra Brown, Million Concepts
Alicia Vaughan, Apogee Engineering, LLC
Briony N. Horgan, Purdue University
Kristiana Lapo, Western Washington University
Eleni Ravanis, University of Hawaii
Adrian Broz, Purdue University
Athanathios Klidaras, Purdue University
Louise Duflot, Western Washington University, Arizona State University
Alivia Eng, Western Washington University, Georgia Institute of Technology
Bavani Kathir, Western Washington UniversityFollow
Stephan Devis, University of Hawaii
Acacia A. Evans, Western Washington University
James Haber, Purdue University
Marco Merusi, University of Copenhagen
Kjartan B. Kinch, University of Copenhagen
Alex Hayes, Cornell University
James F. Bell, Arizona State University

Document Type

Dataset

Publication Date

6-2024

Keywords

Mars, Planetary Science, Space Exploration, Remote Sensing, Spectroscopy, Image Analysis, Geology, Mineralogy

Abstract

During its first 700 sols of exploration, NASA’s Mars-2020 Perseverance rover explored the igneous units of the Jezero crater floor and the sedimentary strata of the western Jezero fan front. The rover’s Mastcam-Z instrument, a pair of multispectral, stereoscopic zoom-lens cameras, provides broadband red/green/blue (RGB), narrowband visible to near-infrared color (VNIR, 440-1020 nm wavelength range). Here, we provide a database of Mastcam-Z spectra and multispectral image products from sols 0-707. These include: the locations of the regions of interest (ROIs) from which the spectra were extracted; “natural color” red, green, blue (RGB) images for context; “enhanced color images” derived by stretching narrowband images; and “decorrelation stretch” (DCS) images that highlight the spectral diversity in left- and right-eye images. This dataset has been calibrated using Version 2 of Mastcam-Z’s radiometric calibration pipeline, which improves upon the calibration of the first dataset for sols 0-380 archived as Rice et al. (2022, https://doi.org/10.25710/bhyk-kc32).

DOI

https://doi.org/10.25710/v4p4-s268

Recommended Citation

Rice, Melissa; Johnson, Jeffrey R.; Garczynski, Bradley; Million, Chase C.; St. Clair, Michael; Curtis, Sabrina; Brown, Sierra; Vaughan, Alicia; Horgan, Briony N.; Lapo, Kristiana; Ravanis, Eleni; Broz, Adrian; Klidaras, Athanathios; Duflot, Louise; Eng, Alivia; Kathir, Bavani; Devis, Stephan; Evans, Acacia A.; Haber, James; Merusi, Marco; Kinch, Kjartan B.; Hayes, Alex; and Bell, James F., "Mastcam-Z multispectral database from the Perseverance rover’s traverse through the Jezero fan front, Mars (sols 0-707)" (2024). Geology Faculty Publications. 108.
https://cedar.wwu.edu/geology_facpubs/108

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Language

English

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