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IAU/USGS Digital Atlas of the Moon
(glossary entry)
Description
Jennifer Blue of the United States Geological Survey's Astrogeology Branch (and curator of the official [/IAU IAU] list of [/IAU%20Planetary%20Gazetteer Planetary Names]) has documented the locations of all IAU-named lunar features on spacecraft imagery, much as had been done for the Moon's nearside, in the 1970's, in [/NASA%20SP-241 NASA SP-241]. The results, along with comparable maps for other solar system bodies, can be found on the USGS website. It is eventually to be replaced by a version with the feature locations plotted on
Additional Information
- There are three versions of the IAU/USGS Digital Atlas:
- Four hemispheric maps in shaded relief are annotated with primary IAU names only.
- One complete set of 144 [/LAC LAC]-zone sized map sheets illustrates the location of every IAU-approved name for the entire Moon on a topographically color-coded shaded relief backgound that is not quite correctly registered to proper lunar coordinates.
- A second preferred set uses selenodetically-controlled [/Lunar%20Orbiter Lunar Orbiter] background.
- A Preface explaining both 144-sheet sets in detail appears at the bottom of the index maps linked to above.
LPOD Articles
Bibliography
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