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article · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 2013

SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining

C. H. Acton, N. Bachman, Б. Семенов, E. D. Wright

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Abstract

SPICE is an information system providing space scientists ready access to a wide assortment of space geometry useful in planning science observations and analyzing the instrument data returned therefrom. The system includes software used to compute many derived parameters such as altitude, LAT/LON and lighting angles, and software able to find when user-specified geometric conditions are obtained. While not a formal standard, it has achieved widespread use in the worldwide planetary science community

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Acton, C. H., Bachman, N., Семенов, Б., & Wright, E. D. (2013). SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining. NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).

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Acton, C. H., et al. “SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA), 2013.

Chicago

Acton, C. H., N. Bachman, Б. Семенов, and E. D. Wright. 2013. “SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).

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Acton, C.H. et al. (2013) ‘SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining’, NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).

BibTeX
@article{acton2013spice,
  title = {{SPICE: A Geometry Information System Supporting Planetary Mapping, Remote Sensing and Data Mining}},
  author = {Acton, C. H. and Bachman, N. and Семенов, Б. and Wright, E. D.},
  journal = {NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA)},
  year = {2013}
}

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