From Chandrayaan-2's ultra high-resolution lunar imagery to a 30 cm Digital Elevation Model — independently, using open-source planetary science tools.
Mr Tungathurthi, I have to say this one of the best posts I have come across in the recent past. Its not just about creating a stereo image of the landing site with the highest resolution yet, but doing that whilst providing such a detailed explanation is just remarkable. Is it possible for you to provide a scale for the DEM maps, that would be wonderful. I also wonder how you rendered the final orthoimage.
Hi Scitech, thank you for the kind words. Yes, the details are a bit sketchy everywhere so wanted to draft at least a process that took me some years to understand a bit.
Yes, in my next post I’ll add the Chandrayaan-4 PLS DEM based analysis. This is even higher at 28cm! I’ll add the scales there with more analysis.
Mr Tungathurthi, I have to say this one of the best posts I have come across in the recent past. Its not just about creating a stereo image of the landing site with the highest resolution yet, but doing that whilst providing such a detailed explanation is just remarkable. Is it possible for you to provide a scale for the DEM maps, that would be wonderful. I also wonder how you rendered the final orthoimage.
Hi Scitech, thank you for the kind words. Yes, the details are a bit sketchy everywhere so wanted to draft at least a process that took me some years to understand a bit.
Yes, in my next post I’ll add the Chandrayaan-4 PLS DEM based analysis. This is even higher at 28cm! I’ll add the scales there with more analysis.
Please do share posts if u find it interesting.
Kind regards,
Chandra
@SciTech Dispatch the dem, ortho are the bi products of Step5 https://moonandbeyond.blog/i/186965353/step-5-dem-generation
Thank you so much! Cant wait for the next post and will make sure to share your amazing work.