A planetary GIS that provides mission planning and data analysis tools to NASA's mission planners, scientists, students of all ages, and the general public.
Developed and maintained at ASU's Mars Space Flight Facility in the School of Earth and Space Exploration.
| Homepage | https://jmars.mars.asu.edu |
Thanks to USGS Astrogeology, there is a newly-published geologic map of Europa! It is now available in JMARS. Look for the new layer named "Global Geologic Map Europa USGS (2024)".
If you hover your cursor over a specific colored unit, the name of the unit is displayed as a tool tip.
Back home from #LPSC2024, and missing chatting with planetary folk? Hop on JMARS Office Hours! For the next two hours, you can talk to JMARS Developers, who can demo features, answer your questions, and help you out of JMARS is misbehaving!
For the next two hours, you have the opportunity to talk directly to JMARS developers! Stop by to ask a question, see a demo, report a problem, or simply say "hello"!
Yes, it's time for JMARS Office Hours.
Zoom info: https://jmars.asu.edu/node/2707
JMARS Office Hours? They're back! Join us on Friday, January 5th, from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm MST.
zoom info: https://jmars.asu.edu/node/2707
JMARS Office Hours? They're back! Join us on Friday, January 5th, from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm MST.
zoom info: https://jmars.asu.edu/node/2707
JMARS Office Hours are taking time off. No office hours sessions will be held on December 22, nor on December 29.
We will return on Friday, January 5th. See you next year!
Want to see more Mars images?
We are happy to announce that JMARS now hosts the
#ExoMars CaSSIS
image data up through November 2022. No need to update your JMARS version-- the new CaSSIS stamp layer is automatically available.
Want to see more Mars images?
We are happy to announce that JMARS now hosts the
#ExoMars CaSSIS
image data up through November 2022. No need to update your JMARS version-- the new CaSSIS stamp layer is automatically available.
Angelo Pio Rossi