Paper:	Building a Science-Driven Mission Planning Tool with JMARS
Volume:	541, ADASS XXXIII
Page:	114
Authors:	Christian Schaller; Miguel Almeida; Nicole Baugh; Rodney Heyd; Guy McArthur; Matthew Read
DOI:	10.26624/IMMX1100
Abstract:	High-resolution spacecraft instruments such as HiRISE (aboard NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter) and CaSSIS (aboard ESA’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter) benefit from careful, science-driven mission planning. The requirement to obtain data under specific viewing or geological conditions or to correlate data collection with previously acquired datasets can be met with a geographic information system (GIS). We show here how to adapt the open-source GIS tool JMARS for science-driven mission planning.

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