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Remote science support during MARS2013: testing a map-based system of data processing and utilization for future

Anna Losiak¹, Izabela Gołębiowska, Csilla Orgel

¹1 Institute of Geological Sciences , Polish Academy of Sciences, Wroclaw, Poland .

|May 3, 2014

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The MARS2013 analog mission successfully utilized a spatially referenced database for efficient data management and operational support. This system proved crucial for managing complex data and optimizing field crew activities during simulated Mars exploration.

Area of Science:

Planetary Science
Analog Missions
Space Exploration

Background:

The MARS2013 mission was a month-long Mars analog field simulation in Morocco.
Analog missions are crucial for testing systems and procedures for future space exploration.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail the data processing and utilization system employed by the Remote Science Support (RSS) team.
To enhance operational efficiency for field and support teams during a simulated Mars mission with communication delays.

Main Methods:

Development of a single-file, spatially referenced database using Google Earth.
Implementation of procedures to manage data and optimize workflow for a simulated Mars mission.
Introduction of a 10-minute communication time delay between the analog Mars site and Earth.

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Main Results:

A spatially referenced database significantly improved data processing and utilization for a long-term analog mission.
Iterative mission planning, supported by suitability maps, proved efficient.
Early involvement of all teams in cartographical product design and training is essential.

Conclusions:

Spatially referenced databases are effective for managing large datasets in analog missions.
Suitability maps enhance iterative mission planning.
Consideration of practical challenges, like map usability in a spacesuit, is vital for workflow design.