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Presenter Mr. Kaiem Frink M.S. Co-Author: Dr. Hayden Elizabeth City State University Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars CRISM Data Analysis

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CRISM Web graphical user interface methodology 1 st of 3 images

Methodology cont. 2 nd of 3 GUI The following image displays the CRISM graphical user interface (GUI) with observation details .

Images NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Five additional layers

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Data Set The following image displays the CRISM data set beginning at numerical value two.

Data Set End The following image displays the CRISM data set ending at numerical value 1606.

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Educational Outreach Broader Impact ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Within the Center of Excellence in Remote Sensing Education and Research we have primary focus on the next generation of Scientist and exposing students to these types of opportunities is one form out outreach that’s fun and interesting.

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North Carolina Space Grant First Elizabeth City State Univeristy student to receive this NASA funded Fellowship.

American Geophysical Union 2009 ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION

National GIS DAY http://nia.ecsu.edu/ur/1011/101117gis/gisday.html

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Fr1-T103-Frink-IGARSS_2011_Frink.ppt

1. Presenter Mr. Kaiem Frink M.S. Co-Author: Dr. Hayden Elizabeth City State University Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars CRISM Data Analysis

9. CRISM Website GUI

10. CRISM Web graphical user interface methodology 1 st of 3 images

11. Methodology cont. 2 nd of 3 GUI The following image displays the CRISM graphical user interface (GUI) with observation details .

12. Methodology 3 rd or 3 GUI

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16. Classification: Absent/ Featureless

17. Images NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Five additional layers

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25. Data Set The following image displays the CRISM data set beginning at numerical value two.

26. Data Set End The following image displays the CRISM data set ending at numerical value 1606.

27. CRISM Classification Results

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