Mapping and Extended Mission Results

• NEW! CO₂ snow and water ice content in Mars' northern hemisphere
• Recent Polar Radiometry Measurements
• Radiometry of Syrtis Major
• More MOLA roughness maps
• Seasonal Variations of Snow Depth on Mars appearing in the December 7, 2001 issue of Science.
• High-resolution shaded relief quadrangle maps
• Initial Results from MOLA Passive Radiometry
• MOLA observations of the recent Martian dust storm
• Shaded Relief image of the Argyre basin, as featured in the Mars Insight issue of Nature
• Improving spatial resolution of topography
• Regional closeups of Martian topography
• The enigmatic northern plains of Mars, as published in the April 5, 2001 issue of Nature
• Ancient Geodynamics and Global-scale Hydrology on Mars , as published in the March 30, 2001 issue of Science
• Dry ice clouds and snow
• National Geographic map of Mars using MGS MOLA and MOC data
• A high-resolution global shade map
• Tharsis/Chryse image, as published in the February 2001 issue of Sky and Telescope
• PRODUCED BY POPULAR DEMAND! MOLA map with major surface features labeled
• Publication-quality global and polar shaded relief images
• Global Slope and Roughness Maps
• Major Martian Volcanoes
• MOLA Views of Valles Marineris
• Regional maps of Mars from the first year's worth of MOLA global mapping data
• Internal Structure of Mars and Evidence for Buried Channels, as published in the March 10, 2000 issue of Science
• Excellent(!) Visualizations of Mars' internal structure and topography from the NASA/Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio
• Topographic power spectrum of Mars from MOLA
• High-Resolution Map of the Mars '98 Polar landing site (January, 2000)
• Evidence for possible ancient oceans on Mars from MOLA
• The latest high-resolution global maps from MOLA -- May 28, 1999 Science cover reprise

• MOLA Views of the Mars '98 Polar landing site (December, 1999)

  Table of Mars geodetic parameters from MOLA

  Regional map of the Tharsis and Chryse regions, as featured in the October, 1999 issue of Physics Today

  Quarter-degree global topographic map of Mars

  The first high-accuracy digital elevation model of the Mars Polar Landing site from MOLA (July 1999)

  The first high accuracy global map of Mars from MOLA

  NASA Press Release of MOLA Global Map and more global topographic images

  Profiles across the north and south polar caps

  First profiles of the southern hemisphere, presented at the 30th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference

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