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JMARS Team Returns to LPSC 2024: Learn about our Innovations at the Poster Hall
JMARS Team will be at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) 2024. See the Team at the poster hall showcasing four JMARS-related posters. Topics include Impact Crater Analysis, data visualization from the Emirates Mars Mission, VR/AR visualization of planetary data, and support for the OSIRIS-Apex mission.
Hello JMARS users!
We're excited to announce our return to the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) this year!
The JMARS Team will be at the poster hall showcasing four JMARS-related posters. Stop by to learn about our latest work supporting Impact Crater Analysis, visualizing data from the Emirates Mars Mission, exploring VR and AR visualization of planetary data, and our upcoming support for the OSIRIS-Apex mission.
Outside of poster hours, Scott Dickenshied will be available to meet and discuss any questions, feature suggestions, or topics you'd like to chat about. Feel free to flag Scott down during the conference or send Scott an email to schedule a meeting.
Exciting news! We've introduced a new VR/XR tab on the JMARS 3D Layer. If you're using a screenshot from the JMARS 3D layer in your presentation, check out this feature to enable your audience to experience the data in Augmented Reality. We'll be demonstrating this functionality at some of our posters during the week, but don't hesitate to try it out with your own data and share your feedback with us!
As always, if JMARS has been helpful in your work, please acknowledge us in your talk or poster. Your acknowledgment helps us demonstrate the impact of our grant funding. Additionally, if you cite JMARS formally in your paper or presentations (and let us know), we'll include a reference to your work on our website. Visit JMARS citations page for more information.
Don't forget about our Higher Resolution Export feature if you need screenshots at resolutions higher than your screen supports. Check out our website for a video tutorial on High Resolution Export.
If you have a dataset you would like to have included in JMARS, or know of a published dataset you think would be useful, let us know via our data submission page.
If you can't make it to LPSC, or have questions, concerns or technical issues before, during, or after the conference, we can always be reached at help@jmars.asu.edu.
Thank you for your continued support.
