Designing remote operations strategies to optimize science mission goals: lessons learned from the Moon Mars Analog Mission Activities Mauna Kea 2012 field test

Author:: Yingst, R. A., Russell, P., Ten Kate, Inge L., Noble, S., Graff, T. G., Graham, L. D.
Title:: Designing remote operations strategies to optimize science mission goals: lessons learned from the Moon Mars Analog Mission Activities Mauna Kea 2012 field test
Periodical:: Acta Astronautica
Year:: 2015
Volume:: 113
Pages:: 120-131
Subject:: Mauna Kea volcano Mars (Planet) Moon Geology Mauna Kea Mauna Kea Ice Age Natural Area Reserve
Summary:: The MMAMA 2012 was conducted in "Apollo Valley" located at an elevation of 11,500 ft on the southeast flank of the Mauna Kea volcano. The testing instruments include JUNO II rover, VAPoR/MESH, and MIMOS IIA. The lessons learned: 1) the science operations of the rover can provide adequate data to yield accurate derivative products; 2) instrumentation should be selected based on engineering and science goals; 3) paralleling the tactical and strategic science processes impacts science return significantly.
Label:: Geology
URL:: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0094576515000843
Date:: 2015
Collection:: Periodicals