Wiki source code of Amadee-20-GEOS

Version 10.1 by Dominik Rabl on 2021/10/12 13:46

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2.1	1	=== Details ===
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	3	\|Acronym\|GEOS
	4	\|Description\|We identify the geological processes of the area with a series of
	5	geological techniques. The GEOS is comprised of four geoscience experiments Geomapping, Geomapping,Geomapping and Micrometeorite.
	6	\|Principal Investigator (PI)\|(((
	7	Seda Oezdemir
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	9	E-mail: [[seda.ozdemirfritz@gmail.com>>mailto:seda.ozdemirfritz@gmail.com]]
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	11	\|Organisation \|Austrian Space Forum
	12	\|Co-Investigators\|(((
	13	Anna Losiak, OeWF / Polish Academy of Sciences,
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	15	E-mail: [[Anna.losiak@oewf.org>>mailto:Anna.losiak@oewf.org]]
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	18	=== Summary ===
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	20	[[image:1628955100292-831.png]]
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	23	We identify the geological processes of the area with a series of
	24	geological techniques. Besides defining these processes, we
	25	significantly focus on Analog Astronauts geo-training
	26	applications on the field and to create a potential AA training
	27	model. The GEOS is comprised of four geoscience experiments:
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3.1	30	(1) Geomapping: establishing the geological map of the working area, the area before the mission
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	32	to determine the geological and topographical features. These pre-identified features will work as the guide,
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	34	and fieldwork will provide a detailed view of a site; e.g., the optimized path that
2.1	35	the AAs follow and the best sample locations. During the mission, the map will be improved by
	36	using the drone and rover outputs as well as AAs observations. After the mission pre- and post-
	37	mission maps will be compared to optimize and improve the mission preparation phase.
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	40	(2) Geosampling: is the process of collecting data (e.g., rock and sand samples) from the sites
	41	in order to obtain an understanding of the geology of the field.
	42	The first two geoexperiments (geomapping and geosampling) are classic geological methods that
	43	we use to understand the natural environment by using compositions and the age of the rocks to
	44	determine the sequence of events.
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	47	(3) Geocompare: compare spatial information acquisition strategies between people with varying
	48	levels of experience during the field work to determine how different people analyze spatial data
	49	(thematical/geological maps and the natural environment), and how to more efficiently teach this
	50	skill to both astronauts (-analog and -space) as well as field workers (e.g., geologists, civil
	51	engineers, biologists, etc.)
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	54	(4) Micrometeorite: searches for micrometeorites within the collected sand samples in the field,
	55	aiming to find these highest flux extraterrestrial materials on the earth's surface. This experiment
	56	might provide a practical and achievable application which may also provide information about
	57	Mars' history as well as the solar system.
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7.1	60	=== Experiment Data ===
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7.1	63	\|(% style="width:125px" %)Date\|(% style="width:373px" %)Files
8.1	64	\|(% style="width:125px" %)[[2021-08-15>>https://mission.oewf.org/archive_downloads/amadee20/GEOS/2021-08-15]]\|(% style="width:373px" %)file descr
10.1	65	\|(% style="width:125px" %)[[2021-10-12>>https://mission.oewf.org/archive_downloads/amadee20/GEOS/2021-10-12]]\|(% style="width:373px" %)1 movie, 8x .jpeg
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