Damia Bouic
France
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Damia Bouic (France) creates rover panoramas on her blog Marsrovers Images (in French). (UMSF member: Ant103)
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Latest Blog Posts
An evening that brought me very close to Curiosity
Posted 2013/02/15 09:00 CST | 3 comments
Damien Bouic received some well-deserved recognition from the Chemcam team for his great Curiosity image processing work.
Latest Processed Space Images
Meeting Jake Matijevic, Curiosity sol 43
Posted 2013/02/14 | 0 comments
Curiosity pulled up to Jake Matijevic on sol 43 (September 19, 2013), and later performed the first "in-situ" science with arm-mounted instruments on that rock. This panorama is from the black-and-white Navcam and has been colorized with Mastcam data. The Navcam panorama was chosen because of its dramatic lighting.
Twilight at Glenelg, Curiosity sols 170 and 176
Posted 2013/02/14 | 0 comments
Curiosity shot most of this panorama on sol 170 (January 27, 2013), shortly after arriving at Yellowknife Bay. A small section near the setting Sun was taken on a later day, sol 176. The sky here is synthetic to suppress seams between images. The blue color near the setting Sun is modeled on sunset colors observed by previous landed missions.
Curiosity Navcam panorama, sols 168-9
Posted 2013/01/29 | 1 comments
On sol 168, Curiosity took in the view of "Yellowknife Bay" in the foreground and the distant peak of Mount Sharp in the background. The "John Klein" sampling area is within reach of the robotic arm, which has pressed the APXS elemental analyzer against a spot of bedrock.
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