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Terrain Modelling for In-situ Activity Planning and Rehearsal for the Mars Exploration Rovers
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EngineeringGeomorphologyField RoboticsMars Pathfinder MissionSocial SciencesTrajectory PlanningSpace RoboticsStereo VisionVirtual RealityImmersive TechnologyMartian Exploration3D User InteractionKinematicsRobot LearningMars Exploration RoversPath PlanningCartographySurveyingGeographyDesignIntelligent Virtual Environment3D VideoImmersive EnvironmentsIn-situ Activity PlanningMars PathfinderAerospace EngineeringCivil EngineeringRoboticsPlanetary Geomorphology
Immersive environments are being used to support mission operations at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This technology contributed to the Mars Pathfinder Mission in planning sorties for the Sojourner rover and is being used for the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) missions. The stereo imagery captured by the rovers is used to create 3D terrain models, which can be viewed from any angle, to provide a powerful and information rich immersive visualization experience. These technologies contributed heavily to both the mission success and the phenomenal level of public outreach achieved by Mars Pathfinder and MER. This paper will review the utilization of terrain modelling for immersive environments in support of MER.
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