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GRSFE - The Geologic
Remote Sensing Field Experiment
The Geologic Remote Sensing Field Experiment (GRSFE,
1990) used NASA aircraft to acquire data at visible
through microwave wavelengths over targets in the
southwestern United States that are useful analogs of
the surfaces of other planets (Arvidson et al., 1991).
While the airborne data were being acquired,
ground-based measurements were made at the target sites
to provide calibration and ground truth data. The intent
of GRSFE was to develop comprehensive datasets to test
models for estimating the properties of planetary
surfaces. Data from the experiments was archived on a
set of nine CD-ROMs produced by the PDS Geosciences
Node.
| Access to CD-ROM Volumes
Online |
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HTTP Access |
| GRSFE Documentation |
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Introduction (aareadme.txt) |
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Primary documentation (volinfo.txt) |
| GRSFE Data Sets |
| Field Data Sets (all on Volume 1) |
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Directional Emissivity Experiment |
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Daedalus Spectrometer |
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PARABOLA |
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SIRIS Spectrometer |
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PFES (Portable Field Emission Spectrometer) |
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Reagan Radiometer |
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Spectral Hygrometer |
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Wind Experiment |
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Weather Station |
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GPS Satellite Profiles |
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Helicopter-Borne Stereophotography Profiles |
| Airborne Data Sets (on multiple volumes) |
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ASAS Volume 1,
Volume 9 |
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AVIRIS Volume 2,
Volume 3,
Volume 4,
Volume 5,
Volume 6,
Volume 7,
Volume 8 |
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TIMS Volume 6,
Volume 7,
Volume 8 |
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AIRSAR Volume 2,
Volume 3,
Volume 4,
Volume 5 |
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