Wiki source code of Hunveyor-4

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		1	[[image:Hunveyor.jpg\|\|style="float:right"]]
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		3	Description: Surveyor-class robotic lander with remote access
		4	PI: Dr. Gyorgy Hudoba
		5	Organization: Eötvös Loránd University Budapest, HU
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		7	=== Summary ===
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		9	The aim of the participation is testing the Hunveyor-4 in various real working situations, and study equipment behavior involving the simultaneous usage of various instruments. This includes withstanding for vibrations (e.g. transportability), withstand for meteorological situations, like daily temperature changes, dew and dust, continuous working and collecting data of its environment and climate. Our goal is testing our concepts and the mainly students built equipments.
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		11	=== Objectives ===
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		13	* Testing Hunveyor-4 portability, and ability for continuous work
		14	* Camera observations of the quality of surface events and forms
		15	* Stereo-camera observations for guiding the sample collecting rover
		16	* Instrumental measurements: monitoring insulation, spectral composition of the light and diurnal variations, noise, humidity, temperatures, wind speed and direction, high energy particle radiation
		17	* Testing the soil collecting rower: mobility, range, radio communication
		18	* Rough spectral analysis of the soil
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		20	=== Experiment Data ===
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		22	\|=(% style="width: 691px;" %)Directories/files\|=(% style="width: 437px;" %)Description
		23	\|(% style="width:691px" %)[[Hunveyor-4>>url:https://mission.oewf.org/archive_downloads/2/07-HUNVEYOR-4/]]\|(% style="width:437px" %) <none>
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		25	=== Additional Publications ===
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		28	\|=(% style="width: 690px;" %)References\|=(% style="width: 438px;" %)Access
		29	\|(% style="width:690px" %)Hudoba, György. (2014). Analogue field study in the Sahara. Conference paper MAFIOK XXXVIII, 115-120.\|(% style="width:438px" %)[[Full Text>>attach:Analogue field study in the Sahara.pdf]]
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