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    • Astrogeology
    • Digital geology

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    • 3D Digital Outcrop Models (DOMs) are increasingly used for geological analysis.
    • Current methods for creating correlation panels from DOMs are manual, time-consuming, and inflexible.

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    • To introduce InCorr, a novel visualization solution for geological analysis of 3D DOMs.
    • To develop an interactive, data-driven correlation panel and a 3D logging tool.
    • To improve the efficiency and flexibility of stratigraphic analysis for planetary exploration.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of InCorr through a design study with planetary geologists.
    • Implementation of a 3D logging tool and an interactive correlation panel.
    • Verification of results by recreating an existing correlation analysis and user studies.

    Main Results:

    • InCorr provides an efficient solution for creating correlation panels from 3D DOMs.
    • The interactive nature of InCorr supports dynamic stratigraphic analysis.
    • User studies confirmed InCorr's efficiency in supporting geologists' research.

    Conclusions:

    • InCorr significantly enhances the workflow for geologists analyzing digital outcrop data.
    • The tool has the potential to revolutionize the use of digital outcrop representations in geology.
    • InCorr supports the search for signs of past life on Mars by improving geological interpretation.