Mercury Dual Imaging System

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The Mercury Dual Imaging System is a pair of high-resolution cameras on NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft designed to map Mercury’s surface and study its geological features.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf camera system ⓘ
spacecraft imaging instrument ⓘ
abbreviation MDIS ⓘ
dataUsedBy Mercury mapping projects ⓘ
planetary geologists ⓘ
designedFor mapping Mercury’s surface ⓘ
studying Mercury’s geological features ⓘ
developedForMission MESSENGER ⓘ
hasCapability global mapping ⓘ
high-resolution imaging ⓘ
stereo imaging ⓘ
hasComponent Narrow Angle Camera ⓘ
Wide Angle Camera ⓘ
hasFieldOfView narrow angle (NAC) ⓘ
wide angle (WAC) ⓘ
locatedOn MESSENGER spacecraft ⓘ
linked to: MESSENGER
missionType planetary science ⓘ
mountedOn MESSENGER instrument deck ⓘ
linked to: MESSENGER
operatedBy MESSENGER science and operations team ⓘ
linked to: MESSENGER
operator NASA ⓘ
partOf MESSENGER ⓘ
providesDataFor chronology of Mercury’s surface ⓘ
geologic mapping of Mercury ⓘ
morphology of Mercury’s craters ⓘ
scienceGoal characterize Mercury’s surface processes ⓘ
investigate Mercury’s crustal evolution ⓘ
understand Mercury’s geological history ⓘ
studies impact craters on Mercury ⓘ
surface composition of Mercury ⓘ
tectonic features on Mercury ⓘ
volcanic features on Mercury ⓘ
supports color imaging of Mercury’s surface ⓘ
global digital elevation models of Mercury ⓘ
targetBody Mercury ⓘ
usedIn MESSENGER flybys of Mercury ⓘ
linked to: MESSENGER

MESSENGER orbital phase around Mercury ⓘ
uses multispectral imaging ⓘ
visible wavelength imaging ⓘ

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MESSENGER → instrument → Mercury Dual Imaging System ⓘ