1. Introduction to THEMIS ISRO-NASA Mars Data Analysis Meeting February 22-25, 2016 Bengaluru, India

2. TH ermal EM ission I maging S ystem 2

3. THEMIS Detectors 3

4. THEMIS Day IR * = nominal value Resolution: 100 m/pixel * Image Size: 32km x ??km Bands: 10 * Wavelengths: 6.78 – 14.88 μm Summing Factors: 1, 2, 4, ….. Imager Type: Pushbroom 4

5. THEMIS Night IR Resolution: 100 m/pixel * Image Size: 32km x ??km Bands: 10 (3*) Wavelengths: 6.78 – 14.88 μm Summing Factors: 1, 2, 4, ….. Imager Type: Pushbroom 5 * = nominal value

6. THEMIS VIS Resolution: 18 m/pixel * Image Size: 18.4km x ~52km * Bands: 5 (1*) Wavelengths: 0.425 - 0.869 μm Summing Factors: 1*, 2, 4 Imager Type: Framing 6 * = nominal value

7. THEMIS Color VIS - 1 Resolution: 36 m/pixel * Image Size: 18.4km x ~52km * Bands: 4* Wavelengths: 0.425 - 0.749 μm Summing Factors: 2* Imager Type: Framing 7 * = nominal value

8. THEMIS Color VIS - 2 Resolution: 72 m/pixel * Image Size: 18.4km x ~435km * Bands: 2* Wavelengths: 0.425 - 0.654 μm Summing Factors: 4* Imager Type: Framing 8 * = nominal value

9. Accessing THEMIS Data ISRO-NASA Mars Data Analysis Meeting February 22-25, 2016 Bengaluru, India

10.  Archived THEMIS data is available on NASA’s Planetary Data System  Go to: https://pds.nasa.govhttps://pds.nasa.gov  Under “PDS Nodes”, choose “Geosciences”  Under “Geosciences Node Data”, choose “Mars”  Choose “2001 Mars Odyssey”  Choose “THEMIS” to access the THEMIS PDS webpage  Direct link: http://geo.pds.nasa.gov/missions/odyssey/themis.htmlhttp://geo.pds.nasa.gov/missions/odyssey/themis.html  To access the THEMIS data volumes, click “Direct links to THEMIS Data Volumes online at the THEMIS Data Node”  Direct link: http://static.mars.asu.edu/pds/http://static.mars.asu.edu/pds/  Camera coordinate data is located under “ODTSDP_v1”  Geographically registered data is located under “ODTGEO_v2” THEMIS Data on the PDS 10

11. THEMIS Data on the PDS 11

12. THEMIS Data on the PDS 12

13. THEMIS Data on the THEMIS Website  Many users find it easier to locate and access THEMIS data products using the search features on the THEMIS data webpage  Go to: http://viewer.mars.asu.eduhttp://viewer.mars.asu.edu  The “THEMIS” option will be selected by default  To search for data products from other instruments (CTX, HiRISE, etc) using the same search tools, select the instrument from the list along the top of the page  To search for THEMIS data products, either: 1.Enter an Image ID 2.Enter your search parameters 13

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16. THEMIS Data in JMARS (1)  The THEMIS team recommends using JMARS to locate and access THEMIS data products  JMARS is an open source geospatial information system (GIS) developed by the Mars Space Flight Facility at Arizona State University  Registration and Install Guides: http://www.mars.asu.edu/~jhill/isro2016/http://www.mars.asu.edu/~jhill/isro2016/  JMARS Website: http://jmars.asu.eduhttp://jmars.asu.edu  Written and video Tutorials  Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ)  Help Forums  JMARS allows users to search for observations from most Mars instruments (including THEMIS) and view their footprints overlaid on global maps  Data can be loaded and displayed within JMARS for initial analysis  Provides links for downloading the data products 16

17. Viewing THEMIS Data in JMARS 17

18. THEMIS Data in JMARS (2)  Once in JMARS, users can search for THEMIS image footprints (stamps) by going to: “Add New Layer” -> Category=“Imagery”, “THEMIS”  Example Query:  Click “Set Lat/Lon Bounds to Main View”  will only search for footprints in the area currently displayed  Under “Image Type”, select “IR”  Under “Viewing Conditions” -> “Incidence Angle”, set the minimum value to “0” and maximum values to “90”  Will only search for daytime images  Under “Quality Parameters” -> “Image Rating”, set the minimum values to “7” and the maximum values to “7”  Will only search for highest quality images  Image ratings are only qualitative/subjective  Click “Okay” to submit the query 18

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20. Viewing THEMIS Data in JMARS 20

21. THEMIS Data in JMARS (3)  To render an image within JMARS:  Left-click on the footprint/stamp to select it  The outline will change to yellow  Right-click on the selected stamp -> “View THEMIS Stamps” -> Select the Image ID you want to view, the select image is at the top -> “Render Selected as BWS”  The browse image will be rendered in JMARS  Users can also render data products, such as:  PBT (project brightness temperature), which gives actual temperature values  D642,D875,D964 (decorrelation-stretched images using the three bands stated in the name) 21

22. Viewing THEMIS Data in JMARS 22

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25. THEMIS Data in JMARS (4)  To view the summary webpage for an image:  Left-click on the footprint/stamp to select it  The outline will change to yellow  Right-click on the selected stamp -> “View THEMIS Stamps” -> Select the image ID you want to view (highlighted image is on top) -> “Web Browse”  Your web browser will open a summary page for the selected image  This is the same summary page users can access through the viewer.mars.asu.edu website  Basic data products are available for download on the right-hand side under “Data Products”  BWS (Browse), BTR (brightness temperature record”, etc  Higher level products (ex: PBT, projected brightness temperature) are available through the PDS  JMARS can be used to identify the image IDs of interest 25

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27. MDA Meeting THEMIS Slides http://www.mars.asu.edu/~jhill/isro2016 http://themis.asu.edu THEMIS Websites http://jmars.asu.edu

28. MDA Meeting MCS Slides http://www.mars.asu.edu/~jhill/isro2016_mcs