PPT-Optical depth from shadows in orbiter images of Mars
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Nick Hoekzema Oliver Stenzel Lena Petrova Wojtek Markiewicz Maya GarciaComas Nick Thomas Klaus Gwinner Ai Inada Optical depth from shadows in orbiter images
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Nick Hoekzema Oliver Stenzel Lena Petrova Wojtek Markiewicz Maya GarciaComas Nick Thomas Klaus Gwinner Ai Inada Optical depth from shadows in orbiter images of Mars the optical depth . For real-time rendering. Crysis. 3 screenshot - . http://www.gamingcentrum.com/wpcontent/uploads/2012/04/crysis42412-2.jpg. Sean Lilley. Hard shadows. Basic ray traced shadows:. Shoot ray from eye. Ray hits a surface . NASA launched a multipurpose spacecraft named Mars Re - connaissance Orbiter on Aug. 12, 2005 to advance our under - standing of Mars through detailed observation, to examine po - its trajectory. The Exploring the Sun-. heliosphere. connection. Science questions. Mission overview. Status update. The Sun creates the heliosphere. Why study the Sun-space connection?. Addresses ESA’s Cosmic Vision question “How does the solar system work?”. PRESENTED BY,. RAMYA.K . M.TECH COS 1. st. yr. Contents . Mission objectives. Pre-launch updates. Spacecraft navigation. Payloads. Launch vehicle PSLV- C25. Facts on mars. Latest updates. Mission objectives. By: Kaleb Robertson. 8. . successfully landed . M. ars Rovers/Landers. May 1971:. . Mars . 3 successfully lands on mars but has a malfunction and loses connection seconds later.. Aug.–Sept. 1975: . February 24, 2015. Charles . Whetsel. , . Rich . Zurek. , . Rob Lock. Emerging Capabilities for the Next Mars Orbiter. Pre-Decisional: For planning and discussion purposes only. . Next Orbiter Can Support Many Potential Next Steps. Longwave. High. Clouds. Shortwave. High. Clouds. Shortwave. Low. Clouds. . . Δ. Optical Depth: -4 %. Δ Total Cloud Frac.: -0.50 %. . . Δ CTP: -8.30 hPa. . . Δ. Optical Depth: 2.0 % K. -1. and. . Curiosity. Rover. Metka Batič. Mars. Red planet – . iron. . oxide. Thin. . atmosphere. Large temperature . changes. No magnet . field. . – . radiation. 2 . Moons. : . Phobos. , . Deimos. CURRENT PLANS. Group 4 - Acacia Davis, Gregory Kim, Emily Mares, Jimmy Song. There are currently 8 missions operating on Mars with 3 officially planned for the future. . Groups involved include:. NASA. , Time & Cosmos. L. ecture 2. Solar . System . - . The . T. errestrial. (Inner) Planets. Prof. Ken Tsang. The Plane of the Ecliptic . is illustrated in this Clementine . star tracker . camera image which reveals (from right to left) the Moon lit by . Shading. [Figure from Prados & Faugeras 2006]. Focus/defocus. [figs from H. Jin and P. Favaro, 2002]. Images from same point of view, different camera parameters. 3d shape / depth estimates. Texture. Raytrace. shadows. Smooth Shading. Flat shading. Smooth Shading (. Gouraud. ). Vertex . normals. Soft edges. References. “How to show shadows in the Maya viewport”. . 2008. . http. ://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-show-shadows-in-the-maya-viewport-197116. from the 1783-1784 Laki Eruption Luke Oman2,3 4,54,5 Department of Environmental Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 2Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Hawaii, Stereo. Stereo. Multi-view analysis. Stereopsis. Finding correspondce. Depth. Reading: Chapter 12 and 11. Taken at the same time or sequential in time. stereo vision. structure from motion. optical flow.
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