urn:nasa:pds:lro-l-lroc-5-rdr:lrolrc_2001_data:bdr.nac_pole.nac_pole_north_cm_035.nac_pole_north_cm_035_p892n3150 2.0 1.19.0.0 Product_Observational NAC_POLE_NORTH_CM_035_P892N3150.IMG Original filename at PDS3 archive, on-line at LROC Node 2025-12-12 2.0 Correction to PDS4 labels. 2024-04-18 1.0 This PDS4 labeled (detached label) product (orig PDS3 image) is a result migrating Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera RDR data to PDS4. Science Derived This is an mosaic made using a set of 287 controlled images with sub-solar longitudes ranging from 30 degrees to 40 degrees. This is a subset of the images in a controlled mosaic consisting of 9687 NAC images of the lunar north polar region acquired between 2009 and 2014. Control solutions were performed using the ISIS jigsaw application using 405,532 points and over three million measures. The network was constrained using 16,302 points in 226 images that were tied to Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA) track data. The residuals from the bundle adjustment performed by ISIS jigsaw were (in pixels) a solution variance of 0.40, a mean of 0.52, a standard deviation of 0.48, and a maximum of 13.0. The mosaic was created by selecting images with similar sub-solar longitudes and layering the images such that the most representative image (closest sub-solar point) is on top. The mosaic provides an idea of what the surface looks like with varying degrees of sub-solar azimuths. The illumination mosaics only cover some of the polar region; therefore, blank tiles containing no NAC data andi those with only a few NAC images are omitted from the archive. The images were map-projected using a 20 meter pixel scale polar digital elevation model derived from LOLA tracks. The mosaic range is 84 to 90 degrees and is stored as 24 polar stereographic map tiles. The mosaic is tiled into with a scheme that includes four latitudinal bands of 1.5 degrees radiating from the pole. There are four tiles in the first band (88.5 to 90 degrees latitude), eight in the second (87 to 88.5 degrees latitude), twelve in the third (85.5 to 87 degrees latitude), and sixteen in the fourth band (84 to 85.5 degrees latitude). Stereographic projection at 1 meter/px centered at 90N, 0E with a radius of 1737400 m. The center of this tile is at 89.2N, 315.0E. The latitude and longitude range for this tile is 88.50N,270.00E to 90.00N,360.00E. For more information see [ARCHINALETAL2023]. Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission urn:nasa:pds:context:investigation:mission.lunar_reconnaissance_orbiter data_to_investigation This is the PDS4 logical identifier for LRO LUNAR RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER CAMERA Instrument urn:nasa:pds:context:instrument:lro.lroc is_instrument Moon Satellite urn:nasa:pds:context:target:satellite.earth.moon data_to_target RDR 1.0 NOMINAL MISSION SCIENCE MISSION EXTENDED SCIENCE MISSION Arizona State University NAC_POLE_NORTH_CM_035_P892N3150 imaging_parameters_to_image_object 600 300 600 2#11111111111111111111111111111111 NAC_POLE_NORTH_CM_035_P892N3150 cartography_parameters_to_image_object 270.0 360.0 90.0 88.5 Polar Stereographic 0.0 90 Coordinate Pair 3.297788621680858e-05 3.297788621680858e-05 1.0 1.0 45487.5 -0.49999999999164 Planetocentric 1737.4 1737.4 1737.4 Positive East Image_Array_Identifier display_settings_to_array Sample Left to Right Line Top to Bottom urn:nasa:pds:lro-l-lroc-5-rdr:lrolrc_2001_data:bdr.nac_pole.nac_pole_north_cm_035.nac_pole_north_cm_035_readme data_to_document documentation and citation(s) for this data product 10.1007/s11214-010-9634-2 Robinson, M. S.; Brylow, S. M.; Tschimmel, M.; Humm, D.; Lawrence, S. J.; Thomas, P. C.; Denevi, B. W.; Bowman-Cisneros, E.; Zerr, J.; Ravine, M. A.; Caplinger, M. A.; Ghaemi, F. T.; Schaffner, J. A.; Malin, M. C.; Mahanti, P.; Bartels, A.; Anderson, J.; Tran, T. N.; Eliason, E. M.; McEwen, A. S. Turtle, E.; Jolliff, B. L.; Hiesinger, H., 2010, "Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) Instrument Overview", Space Science Reviews, Volume 150, Issue 1-4, pp. 81-124 instrument overview NAC_POLE_NORTH_CM_035_P892N3150.IMG NAC_POLE_NORTH_CM_035_P892N3150 2022-10-19T11:01:57 8276814528 ce9f8603137820aa8f88b8037e6197a9 This is an mosaic made using a set of 287 controlled images with sub-solar longitudes ranging from 30 degrees to 40 degrees. This is a subset of the images in a controlled mosaic consisting of 9687 NAC images of the lunar north polar region acquired between 2009 and 2014. Control solutions were performed using the ISIS jigsaw application using 405,532 points and over three million measures. The network was constrained using 16,302 points in 226 images that were tied to Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA) track data. The residuals from the bundle adjustment performed by ISIS jigsaw were (in pixels) a solution variance of 0.40, a mean of 0.52, a standard deviation of 0.48, and a maximum of 13.0. The mosaic was created by selecting images with similar sub-solar longitudes and layering the images such that the most representative image (closest sub-solar point) is on top. The mosaic provides an idea of what the surface looks like with varying degrees of sub-solar azimuths. The illumination mosaics only cover some of the polar region; therefore, blank tiles containing no NAC data andi those with only a few NAC images are omitted from the archive. The images were map-projected using a 20 meter pixel scale polar digital elevation model derived from LOLA tracks. The mosaic range is 84 to 90 degrees and is stored as 24 polar stereographic map tiles. The mosaic is tiled into with a scheme that includes four latitudinal bands of 1.5 degrees radiating from the pole. There are four tiles in the first band (88.5 to 90 degrees latitude), eight in the second (87 to 88.5 degrees latitude), twelve in the third (85.5 to 87 degrees latitude), and sixteen in the fourth band (84 to 85.5 degrees latitude). Stereographic projection at 1 meter/px centered at 90N, 0E with a radius of 1737400 m. The center of this tile is at 89.2N, 315.0E. The latitude and longitude range for this tile is 88.50N,270.00E to 90.00N,360.00E. For more information see [ARCHINALETAL2023].

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