Bruce Murray Laboratory for Planetary Visualization

The Bruce Murray Laboratory for Planetary Visualization is a remote sensing facility within the Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences at the California Institute of Technology that specializes in reconstructing the histories of polar and planetary surfaces and enables terrestrial remote sensing and field projects.

http://murray-lab.caltech.edu/

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• Dickson, J. L.; Ehlmann, B. L.; et el. (2024) The Global Context Camera (CTX) Mosaic of Mars: A Product of Information‐Preserving Image Data Processing; Earth and Space Science; Vol. 11; No. 7; e2024EA003555; 10.1029/2024ea003555
• Cardenas, Benjamin T.; Lamb, Michael P.; et el. (2022) Martian landscapes of fluvial ridges carved from ancient sedimentary basin fill; Nature Geoscience; Vol. 15; No. 11; 871-877; 10.1038/s41561-022-01058-2
• Cardenas, Benjamin T. and Lamb, Michael P. (2022) Paleogeographic Reconstructions of an Ocean Margin on Mars Based on Deltaic Sedimentology at Aeolis Dorsa; Journal of Geophysical Research. Planets; Vol. 127; No. 10; Art. No. e2022JE007390; 10.1029/2022je007390
• Dickson, James L.; Levy, Joseph S.; et el. (2014) Time-Lapse Imaging in Polar Environments; Eos; Vol. 95; No. 46; 417-418; 10.1002/2014EO460001